The Insider News

Neowin[^]:

With the Creators Update for Windows 10 scheduled to be released in April, Microsoft will soon be adding the ability to restrict the installation of legacy, x86 apps from any sources other than the Windows Store, something that may prove quite useful for novice users and organisations such as schools and businesses.

Bleeping Computer[^]:

Argentinian security expert Manuel Caballero has published new research that shows how a website owner could show a constant stream of popups, even after the user has left his site, or even worse, execute his very own persistent JavaScript code while the user is on other domains.

The Verge[^]:

Google catches a lot of flak for having too many messaging apps, but there’s another messaging-style app that you almost surely forgot about. It is called Spaces and it’s shutting down on April 17th

Dev.to[^]:

More often than not throughout any career in development, you'll find that you're spending a lot of time trying to understand someone else's code

DaedTech[^]:

I know what you’re thinking. How can caring about spelling in code be anything but pedantic?

InfoWorld said:

In the past, cyber-crime schemes (such as scareware) have been killed off by disrupting the money supply. The same may well be true of cyber extortion; to kill the business model, it may be necessary to ban Bitcoin.”

ADT Magazine[^]:

If you find a problem you care about, you're more likely to stick with it through that incredibly confusing and intimidating first stage of your adventure. And even as you progress and become programmatically proficient, finding projects that personally interest you will help you learn new things.