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To everyone with DevOps in their job title (and a quick LinkedIn search turned up 45,597 of you just in my network): folks, you're doing it wrong. It's just following the same winding path as 'Agile'
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In a new study, scientists have used electrical currents to inject information directly into the brains of monkeys. Sign me up for a few thousand kWH
Or, "Whoa. I know Kung Fu."
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Injecting propaganda into monkey's brains? CNN already has a patent on that.
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This post will explain what the recently-finalized C++17 Standard has done with old features, and what to expect from future VS 2017 toolset updates. The C++ language has been deprecated. Recommend you replace with JavaScript.
Why should the rest of us suffer alone?
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Google to consider "responsible and innovative" uses of the accessibility APIs. Sorry if not interesting - I couldn't read the article after having a bad reaction to reading "Access"
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A zero-day vulnerability with Apple’s HomeKit exposed users’ smart door locks and garage-door openers to hackers. Who could have predicted security problems with internet-connected garage doors?
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Microsoft has released an out-of-band patch for two severe flaws in Windows Defender discovered by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), a unit of UK spy agency GCHQ that dispenses cyber defense advice to the government and public. Maybe we'll rename it Defendish?
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Research presented this week at the Black Hat Europe 2017 security conference has revealed that several popular interpreted programming languages are affected by severe vulnerabilities that expose apps built on these languages to attacks. "Everyone said I was daft to build a castle on a swamp, but I built in all the same, just to show them."
But still: interpreted languages might be insecure? Tell me more of this hidden wisdom.
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A collection of vulnerabilities known as ParseDroid put users of popular Android development tools at risk. These are the droids the hackers are looking for
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A pair of researchers, Saungeun Park and Deji Akinwande, with the University of Texas at Austin, recently demonstrated high-performance 2-D monolayer transistors on paper substrates at this year's International Electron Devices Meeting. Paper: it's not just for capacitors
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I've always heard that you get smart reading books but now we can have smart books. Dang just when I thought I was getting ahead!
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That could bring Origami to a whole new level!
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We reported a week ago on Microsoft responding rather carelessly to a request to bring Android apps to Windows 10 Mobile, to make up for the efflux of apps from the store. It's dead man, move on
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Quote: Windows 10 Mobile fans
uSoft has finally entered the market eh? clickity[^]
Someone's therapist knows all about you!
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A few days ago we released Visual Studio 2017 version 15.5 and an update to Visual Studio for Mac, and today we are releasing the first preview of the next minor update: Visual Studio 2017 version 15.6. Why waste time developing, when you can just download and install a new version of VS every few days?
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I don't have the time (or the inclination to act as an unpaid beta tester; I only download the released version.
If you have an important point to make, don't try to be subtle or clever. Use a pile driver. Hit the point once. Then come back and hit it again. Then hit it a third time - a tremendous whack.
--Winston Churchill
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The book was written by Michael Crump and Barry Luijbregts to help you on your journey to the cloud, whether you’re just considering making the move, or you’ve already decided and are underway. Just in case there are clouds in your future
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Very interesting and a huge miss for MIcrosoft.
They show you how to connect to Azure data using the mobile app you create.
==>> The example app is an Android app. 
If only Microsoft had a Mobile device. If only! I guess Surface doesn't count -- according to this book anyways.
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Postgres is old as dirt, yet over the past five years it has panned out as pure gold All those Rails developers?
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Oracle has lobbied aggressively — and seeded negative stories about its search foe — as the two battle in court. "I am stranded, caught in the crossfire"
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Oracle's just jealous that Google(aka alphabet) is worth waymo than they are.
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Productivity increases when organisations allow workers to use their preferred applications, VMware report says. Today's news you already knewed
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And the sun will rise and set tomorrow!
Someone's therapist knows all about you!
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Mike Hankey wrote: And the sun will rise and set tomorrow!
If management had its say, there would be a committee created to determine the optimal rise and set times, then someone would suggest altering the color of each sunrise and sunset, then someone else would recommend that the sun simply stay stationary at noon. And then there would be a separate committee formed to decide on moonrise and moonset, which would come up with conflicting design ideas, and eventually the entire thing would be implemented in a duck-typed language with a function called "whenever."
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Let's set up a meeting and discus this. 
Someone's therapist knows all about you!
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