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Microsoft has released open-source versions of its early software projects including MS-DOS source code, Zork games, Microsoft 3D Movie Maker, and an MS-DOS Editor remake. This move caters to students of PC history.
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The comment thread discusses Microsoft's release of the source code for DOS 1.00 on its anniversary, with opinions on whether this should lead to similar releases for older Windows versions and a comparison between early computing practices and modern ones.
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Scammers have been exploiting a loophole in Microsoft's internal account system to send spam emails that mimic legitimate notifications from the tech giant.
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The comment thread discusses issues related to domain management, spam emails, and phishing attempts from legitimate domains like Microsoftonline.com, PayPal, and Booking. Participants express concerns about the mismanagement of domains by companies and the potential penalties on email providers for spam. They also share examples of scam emails sent from these domains.
Article: 15 min
An exploration of algorithmic density in 16 bytes of x86 assembly, creating a unique audio-visual experience using the Sierpinski fractal and real-mode DOS assembly.
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The discussion revolves around admiration for a small binary demo, comparing it favorably to previous works and expressing awe at its size and quality. Participants discuss the beauty of computing and the rarity of such artistic creations in industry.
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The article describes the setup of an old laptop into a dedicated writing device (writerdeck) with minimal distractions and custom configurations for better focus on writing tasks.
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The comment thread discusses various setups for enhancing productivity and focus on writing. Users share personal projects involving minimalistic computing environments, tools, and techniques to minimize distractions. There is a mix of opinions about the effectiveness of such setups, with some users finding them helpful while others suggest alternative methods or express concerns about their suitability for specific conditions like ADHD.
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The Trump administration announced that most foreigners seeking green cards will have to return to their home countries for application, a significant change that could complicate the process for hundreds of thousands of people aiming for permanent residency in the U.S.
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The discussion revolves around a controversial policy change by USCIS that targets legal immigrants by requiring them to leave the US for visa processing, causing disruptions to families and posing barriers to family reunification. The policy has significant economic implications on industries like tech, potentially leading to an increase in illegal immigration as legal pathways become more difficult. There is a mix of opinions regarding the necessity of such policies for national security or job protection, with concerns raised about their impact on international students, visa quotas, and broader social dynamics within the US.
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Explains the anatomy, usage, and benefits of HTML's <dl>, <dt>, and <dd> elements for creating lists of name-value pairs, with examples from book details and Dungeons & Dragons statblocks.
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The discussion revolves around the use of HTML elements like
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