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Flagged as primarily opinion-based.. 
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Threat actors uploaded malicious Python packages to the PyPI repository and promoted them through the StackExchange online question and answer platform. But did they get upvoted?
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To accelerate the transition to memory safe programming languages, the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is driving the development of TRACTOR, a programmatic code conversion vehicle. It looks like you're trying to rewrite some code. Would you like help with that?
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Article wrote: TRACTOR, a programmatic code conversion vehicle.
Lately the most tractors I see are moving big quantities of guano to the fields...  
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Yep, and if you leave them out in the fields they'll turn to Rust on their own.
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The breakthrough converts 'waste' radio signals into energy "Can you feel it coming in the air tonight?"
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Are you sure they are not pulling it out of their ass?
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Microsoft has declared that the new Outlook Windows app has hit the GA level for businesses. Sorry
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Intel's microcode fix won't help CPUs that are already damaged. They warranty the chips will still be damaged in two years
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A trio of computer security researchers reports that it is possible to reproduce text on a computer screen by eavesdropping on its HDMI cable. A tempest in a cable
Beware of hackers putting an antenna on your HDMI cable
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Straight out of Q's lab... Something that snaps around the cable and broadcasts screenshots over bluetooth periodically.
Bonus points if it can also couple around the mouse/keyboard cables to capture and possibly? send input.
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This falls into the "duh" category. If you think about it, we have been capturing the data stream of HDMI cables ever since they were developed; at the end connector. I'm actually surprised it took this long to decipher the EM radiation surrounding these cables.
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C# 13 introduces several new features that make it easier to build modern applications including enhanced params collections and a new Lock API that improves thread synchronization. Lucky, lucky you
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Implicit Index Access... but why, though? Embedded/industrial "things"?
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This helps on (some black magic of) pattern matching.
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.(John 3:16) ![Badger | [badger,badger,badger,badger...]](https://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/Images/badger.gif)
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jochance wrote: but why
because they could?
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Researchers are warning of threat actors increasingly abusing the Cloudflare Tunnel service in malware campaigns that usually deliver remote access trojans (RATs). Why we can't have nice stuff: Today's Edition
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at least this time the researchers did something useful for the users instead of for the hackers 
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"By typing @github #kb, you can now select a knowledge base from the list, and then enter any questions about the Markdown files across multiple repositories grouped as a knowledge base." "Feed me!"
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if you type #bug or #malware will you get a list of affected repos?
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Last week, it was reported that Reddit had decided to block access to its data from search engines unless they pay a fee to do so, including Microsoft's Bing. Can we pay to not search the site?
Sure, it's great for some things, but way too heavy on the drama in others
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A survey of 5,315 individual contributors and leaders in development, IT operations and security finds two-thirds (66%) are releasing software faster than they were a year ago. Survey says, "no kidding"
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Option 1)
There is fast, cheap and good... take two.
And as I suppose they are definitivelly no paying more to get it done faster... you can imagine what happens.
Option 2)
Users say... no fvck Sherlock, as we hadn't noticed it yet.
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Microsoft Corp.’s developer platform GitHub Inc. today announced the limited public beta launch of GitHub Models, an interactive sandbox environment that will provide developers and engineers free access to industry-leading generative artificial intelligence models. Just remember to rake out the sandbox after the AIs are done with it
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