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He might want to look up the meaning of the word "renaissance" in a dictionary.
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Earlier this week EFF released Certbot 1.0, the latest version of our free, open source tool that helps websites encrypt their traffic. Because you deserve a padlock today
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Kent Sharkey wrote: the latest version of our free, open source tool that helps websites encrypt their traffic.
As long as it doesn't encrypt our drives... 
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Microsoft has decided to no longer offer the Windows 10 Notepad through the Microsoft Store, which will most likely cause future updates to become available at a slower pace. The guy that downloaded it will be very disappointed
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Kent Sharkey wrote: The guy that downloaded...
Shhh... for one developer that tries to test the product... let him debug in peace 
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What, didn't everyone enthusiastically adore the new icons and colour scheme that they added to notepad as one of their figurehead improvements in a recent winio update?
There are obviously too many Luddites using computers, these days.
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Next CodeProject contest - write a clone of NotePad.
".45 ACP - because shooting twice is just silly" - JSOP, 2010
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You can never have too much ammo - unless you're swimming, or on fire. - JSOP, 2010
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When you pry the gun from my cold dead hands, be careful - the barrel will be very hot. - JSOP, 2013
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Microsoft used a database of three billion publicly leaked credentials to identify users who reused passwords. Silly people. Everyone knows you're supposed to increment the number at the end first
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Silly people. Everyone knows you're supposed to increment the number at the end first
oh man... why did you told it publicly? 
I am going to need to change to letters because of your post 
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Microsoft used a database of three billion publicly leaked credentials to identify users who reused passwords.
I would have thought that taking possession of what you know to be illegally-obtained data is in itself a criminal offence.
Actually, I don't have to "would have thought" it -- taking possession of anything that you know to be illegally-obtained is a criminal offence.
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More questions then answers:
Did they ignore spam accounts?
Did they do a followup if the accounts logged in to see reset and action?
What if these accounts are the secondary low risk accounts because some service that they need one time?
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It's 1990, and Linus Torvalds was an unhappy Minix user. "Clap along if you know what happiness is to you"
I'm normally only accidentally happy anyway
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Linux exists only because of a happy accident
Did he hit his head against something? That could explain some things   
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 Definitely would have been a better blurb. It does explain things. Maybe he had an iPhone?
TTFN - Kent
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Most children ... oh you mean the OS.
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As cellphones got smarter, they also became marginally more dangerous to the clumsy, easily distracted humans holding them, according to new research. D'oh!
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Yes, but does this include the people who were hit over the heads by the people who stole their phones?
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Kent Sharkey wrote: As cellphones got smarter, they also became marginally more dangerous to the clumsy, easily distracted humans holding them, according to new resear
I would call that "smartural" selection...
Some of them should hit their heads even harder
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Fiber optic cables are quite possibly the unsung heroes of the modern digital world. Coming soon from IKEA: 'Kabelar' (with hex key for connecting to router)
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Too bad there wasn't some way to connect this story with the Carpenter Compiler story down a couple.
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That magnificently clever carpentry compiler would probably cut the wires the wrong way, across the grain.
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Wasmtime, the WebAssembly runtime from the Bytecode Alliance, recently added an early preview of an API for .NET Core Now your cross-platform code can be cross-platform!
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Mozilla removed today four Firefox extensions made by Avast and its subsidiary AVG after receiving credible reports that the extensions were harvesting user data and browsing histories. You're not paranoid if everyone is actually watching you
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Once a project is designed, the tool creates optimized fabrication instructions based on the materials and equipment a user has available. Sadly it does not compile to a completed bookshelf
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it probably got trained doing the instructions for ikea... 
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