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Well,
Eddy Vluggen wrote: Not a free product
That's not completely true. It really depends on who is using it. Students and teachers are eligible for Office 365 Education[^].
Best Wishes,
-David Delaune
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Don't tell me the crisis it made me to redo my work. It's so unpredictable.
Hey, you like it and that's all it matters.
Step - The Guru
The best way to make your dreams come true is to wake up.
Paul Valery
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The Register article says Quote: the vulnerability is present in Skype for Windows versions 7.40 and lower. In October 2017, Microsoft released version 8 without the flaw, so if you kept up to date, you're fine. If you're running version 7, get version 8.
but my Skype is v 7.4x and when I click "Check for updates" it tells me I am already running the latest version.... ??
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A_Griffin wrote: but my Skype is v 7.4x
I'd highly recommend that you enable "Give me updates for other Microsoft products when I update Windows" in your Windows Update settings.
Otherwise would need to manually update by downloading the fixed installer from Get Skype[^].
Best Wishes,
-David Delaune
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That option is checked in Windows Updates settings - but even if it is wasn't, it's odd that Skype is telling me I have the latest version (assuming the Register article is correct).
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Skype is a S**t. We regularly use Brosix. Very reliable.
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We had lot of security flaws due to the app easily being not protective in chat environment. Buggy app Lync a.k.a Skype should be doomed.
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Skype is not HIPPA complaint. For that reason we don't use it.
Regards,
Patric
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The company is about to launch two demonstration satellites, and it is on track to get the Federal Communications Commission's permission to offer satellite Internet service in the US. SpaceX got good news from the FCC and will launch two demo satellites Saturday.
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In its current state, the HomePod is something much simpler: a neat accessory for Apple Music subscribers. "Just as the AirPods are fun and flashy headphones for Apple diehards to listen to music on the go, HomePod is a pleasant way for them to listen to that music at home. That’s it."
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One of the more unfortunate trends that shaped up as a result of the massive blockchain boom last year was the sudden proliferation of crypto-jacking scripts Fear not, friends. Opera will protect you. "Oh goody."
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Why not just say, "Sh*t will happen."
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Yup. Bitcoin craze skyrocketed. We down here have all sort of false prophets claiming to be bitcoin and blockchain experts.
Anyways found this[^] recently which you may find educating in case you're a web dev and serve some content from CDN
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The social media behemoth has seen a decline in traffic in recent weeks along with millions of users leaving its platform, and it appears to be taking rather drastic measures to win them back. Please log in and click ad. Pls?
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The sentence says all.
Article wrote: After all, no one likes a desperate ex.
This is going to scare even more people away
M.D.V. 
If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you
Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.
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The email in your mailbox is your copy of what was said, and nobody else can change it or make it go away. The debate continues
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That's not necessarily true anymore. As more and more data, such as emails, are stored in the "cloud", who ever has access to that server can delete or change the data. It's that very reason I always archive my emails to a file to my local machine. Been doing that since 1998.
When you are dead, you won't even know that you are dead. It's a pain only felt by others.
Same thing when you are stupid.
modified 19-Nov-21 21:01pm.
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Donathan.Hutchings wrote: Been doing that since 1998.
Just curious... in the 20 years since, how many times has someone deleted or changed one of these e-mails?
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What's frustrating, though, is writing an email with very specific questions and then have them all answered offline, so there is no written record.
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Never has been.
Composing an email is nothing more than creating a text file.
This file may be saved locally and uploaded to a server.
And copied to another server, possibly multiple times.
Eventually a copy ends up on the destination server.
And then downloaded to a local machine.
Operational specs in the protocols say nothing about how long these files are kept.
Any one of which these simple text files can be changed.
That is why SMTP POP3 IMAP are all inherently insecure
Director of Transmogrification Services
Shinobi of Query Language
Master of Yoda Conditional
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Makers of the Telegram instant messenger have fixed a critical vulnerability that hackers were actively exploiting to install malware on users' computers, researchers said Tuesday. If you haven’t updated your Windows app lately, now would be a good time.
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Engineers discovered 19 Android applications that were uploaded and made available through the official Google Play Store. Here we go again.
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There are plenty of junior developers, but not many jobs for them But I did not shoot the web developer~
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Thankful for the company that took a chance on me 20 years ago so I could get some experience, but with all the changing technologies, frameworks and languages I still feel like a junior developer.
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Two decades ago, the industry focused on software tools and frameworks with low learning curves. Today, technologies with large learning curves receive all the press.
In addition, new developers also must maintain several generations of older technologies while learning the new ones. No wonder junior developers are hard to integrate.
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