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In a perfect world:
- source formatting would be retained always.
- pasting with source formatting would be the default always (because that was what was actually copied).
- alternative paste formats would be available via hot key and/or right-click options.
imho.-djMot (January 17, 2020, 07:41 AM)
I'm hesitant to think about having a fundraiser unless I feel we deserved one and I don't feel like we've created enough new good things lately.
Though it is our 15th anniversary this march. Something to chew on..-mouser (January 16, 2020, 12:52 PM)
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Not entirely sure on the legalities, but maybe it would be easier to buy the track you want and then just torrent a high-quality version of the track to use as you wish? (If you're bothered about legalities, then you should probably check that haha).-Stephen66515 (January 10, 2020, 05:39 PM)
Google has officially stated that they will continue to support the Chrome browser in Windows 7 to give businesses more time to migrate to Windows 10.
On January 14th, 2020, Windows 7 will reach End of Life, which means that unless you purchased Extended Security Updates licenses, Microsoft will no longer provide vulnerability or bug fixes for the operating system.
For businesses, migrating to a new operating system can be a long and arduous task and while some may argue that organizations have had enough time to do so, many factors could come into play that delays this migration.
This means that many businesses will continue to utilize Windows 7 even after it has reached End of Life and no longer receives critical security updates.
For organizations that rely on Google Chrome for their web applications or SaaS apps, Google has stated that they will continue to fully support Chrome on Windows 7 through at least July 15th, 2021.
Roughly 1,700 applications infected with the Joker Android malware (also known as Bread) have been detected and removed by Google's Play Protect from the Play Store since the company started tracking it in early 2017.
At least one series of such malicious apps did manage to get into the Play Store as discovered by CSIS Security Group security researchers who found 24 apps with over 472,000 downloads in total during September 2019.
"Sheer volume appears to be the preferred approach for Bread developers," says Google. "At different times, we have seen three or more active variants using different approaches or targeting different carriers. [..] At peak times of activity, we have seen up to 23 different apps from this family submitted to Play in one day."
Or I could just leave it and folks will just have to trust me.-BGM (January 09, 2020, 04:20 PM)
For the record, I gave up caring about false positives in my own software years ago. If my own software body of work or reputation isn't enough to convince somebody to use my software, I'm perfectly fine with said person not using it. IMO, it's not worth wasting the cycles on.-skwire (January 09, 2020, 06:05 PM)
| Application Name | Mass JSON Editor |
| Version | 1.0.0 |
| Short Description | A follow on to last year's NANY project Mass JSON Viewer, I've updated it and added the ability to edit. |
| Web Page | in progress |
| Download Link | https://my.pcloud.co...HrpTgNH3tapGe0smPxW7 |
App for gratitude journaling that without saving sends the written entry to print.-dmytron (December 26, 2019, 05:41 AM)
A phishing campaign has been discovered that doesn't target a recipient's username and password, but rather uses the novel approach of gaining access to a recipient's Office 365 account and its data through the Microsoft OAuth API.
Almost all Microsoft Office 365 phishing attacks that we see are designed to steal a user's login name and password by impersonating a Microsoft login landing page.
In a phishing campaign discovered by threat intelligence and mitigation firm PhishLabs, attackers are no longer targeting a user's login credentials, but are now using Microsoft Office 365 OAuth apps to hijack a recipient's account.
"This attack method is unique in that it's effectively malware targeting a victim's Office 365 account. It's highly persistent, will completely bypass most traditional defensive measures, and is difficult to detect and remove unless you know what you're looking for. It's really quite clever, and extremely dangerous," PhishLabs' Michael Tyler told BleepingComputer in conversations.
Google is killing Google Cloud Print
After a decade of making printing easy, Google just isn't interested anymore.
Cloud Print is—well, was—pretty cool. Printers are some of the dumbest, most archaic "tech" devices on Earth, but Cloud Print was the missing link, allowing your dumb printer to work with more modern devices. You could print from Chrome and Chrome OS, or print from a phone, or even print remotely over the Internet. The idea was that the Cloud Print server was built into every copy of the Chrome browser, and your printer probably connected to a computer running Chrome at some point, either over a local network or USB cable. Once your printer hit a computer running Chrome and you registered it to your Google account, Google took care of the rest. The printer was accessible from pretty much anywhere via your Google account, as long as the local computer was turned on. Chrome OS and Chrome on the desktop would automatically list Cloud Print printers alongside your local ones. Android supported cloud print throughout the operating system, and on iOS, Cloud Print was built into Gmail, Chrome, and the whole Google Docs suite.
Cloud Print was a huge success, as far as printing services go, and it even ended up being built-in to traditional printers. Google has a list of hundreds of cloud-ready printer models that connect directly to Google's service, no intermediate computer needed. So much for that.
GMail has a feature to automatically forward messages being received at GMail to a different mail account. I make use of that feature. You should check if Yahoo has a similar feature. If it does (and chances are high, because it is a basic feature that almost all mail server software have built in), that would solve your problem of people stubbornly sending mails to your Yahoo mail account.-Shades (November 15, 2019, 11:57 PM)