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Kent Sharkey wrote: And then it's back to working on icons!
Not to forget on how to break your system with the next update and without giving you a warning  
M.D.V. 
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That’s an “everyday” task 
TTFN - Kent
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something to live for ! 
«The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled» Plutarch
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Without clear documentation, organizations risk confusion, duplication of efforts, and inefficient data storage. Making documentation a priority ensures a seamless workflow. "The job is not finished until the paperwork is done"
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writer wrote: Making documentation a priority ensures a seamless workflow.
ha, as if managers were going to give you time to write down documentation... the heck, if they don't give you enough time to make your work properly most of the times... 
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"My code is the only document I produce".
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This month's Patch enables a kernel security vulnerability fix by default, something Microsoft had cautioned back in June that it could potentially break something on your system, though it didn't really go into much detail about it. As opposed to the ones that will break your system without warning
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Shades of the Anti-Virus company screaming with Vista. AV companies were routinely degrading XP's security by bypassing the documented APIs and inserting themselves directly into the kernel dispatch tables. Vista's original design blocked this by default and the AV companies went beserk.
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A series of mistakes by both Microsoft and third-party vendors have shown OneDrive to be an easily tricked piece of software eager to encrypt anything it can get a junction to. The Cloud(tm) strikes again
"The good news is that in order to pull the attack off, the threat actor needs to have access to the target device in advance." <-- Yeah, I'm not losing sleep over this one.
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Kent Sharkey wrote: "The good news is that in order to pull the attack off, the threat actor needs to have access to the target device in advance." <-- Yeah, I'm not losing sleep over this one.
Would be a pissed employee be dangerous? Or only his/her own data would be at risk (depending on who, that could already be bad enough)?
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I suppose you’re right, but it just struck me as another of those “if they get access to your computer, they can do bad stuff” kind of story. I mean, yeah. That’s how bad stuff happens usually.
TTFN - Kent
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An upset employee can do just about anything and there isn't much anyone can do about it.
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Microsoft announced a go-live support license is the next step for .NET MAUI, an improvement on mobile-centric Xamarin as it targets desktop apps too. "We're homeward bound from the Arctic ground, rolling down to old Maui"
Good luck to all those on Maui. Hopefully all the help they need gets there, and the recovery is swift.
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A whopping 80% of bosses regret their initial return-to-office decisions and say they would have approached their plans differently if they had a better understanding of what their employees wanted, according to new research from Envoy. But they still get their bonuses, right?
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Kent Sharkey wrote: But they still get their bonuses, right?
Sadly more than they actually deserve 
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In other news, bosses don't listen to their employees.
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New study suggests effort users put in cracking these puzzles every day may be more trouble than its worth So if you pass, you're a bot and then you can't get in. Reverse security!
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Kent Sharkey wrote: So if you pass, you're a bot and then you can't get in. Reverse security!
So the only ones on the internet are bots and old people who can't crack captcha. That's a recipe for something... :shudder:
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Last week I spent over 20 minutes trying to recover my father's Steam account.
Does the concept of bike include Vespas? Is the picture of the handlebar in the upper right also considered a bike picture? How about the crosswalk, does the red illuminated sign in the distance count or am I only looking for lines on the street?
We abandoned Steam and bought the game via the Microsoft store - we were able to find the product, download it, and start playing in less time than I'd spent playing Captcha roulette. Captcha cost Steam a customer.
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In this article we’ll go over how to set up a containerized development environment for C projects. Edlin not good enough for some people?
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As the name implies, Interceptors allow developers to target specific method invocations and intercept them with a new implementation. "Interceptors, immediate launch!"
1,000 Old points if you get that reference without looking it up.
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Exploitation is hard and patches are already out, but the potential risk is great. Power plants run Windows?
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Luna 25 will attempt to land on the Moon the same week as India's Chandrayaan 3 probe. But not because it's easy
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Some thought the Windows Backup app would be exclusive to the upcoming Windows 11 23H2 update, but as it turned out, Microsoft also wants Windows 10 users to have access to the new backup experience. Time to backup the backup Windows version
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But they are not shutting down cortana in this one... aren't they? 
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