[04:28] schestowitz[04:28] schestowitzIll admit, I use retrocomputers in exceeding boring ways. Everyone I watch and read restores these machines as a means to play games, and its kind of assumed everyone does. I mostly use them to tinker and explore how legacy word processors, spreadsheets, databases, and Pascal environments worked (and multimedia CD-ROMs, in the case of my old PCs). Before we standardised on what a lot of w [04:28] schestowitz hat those terms mean, home and microcomputer software really were the wild west.
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[04:46] schestowitz[04:46] schestowitzLets step back into the Thunderbird Time Machine and teleport ourselves back to December 2009. If you were on the bleeding edge, maybe you were upgrading your computer to the newly released Windows 7 (or finally getting around to checking out Ubuntu 9.0 Karmic Koala.) Perhaps you were pouring all your free time into Valves ridiculously fun team-based survival shooter Left 4 Dead 2. And mayb [04:46] schestowitz e, just maybe, you were eagerly anticipating installing Thunderbird 3.0 especially since it had been a lengthy two years since Thunderbird 2.0 had launched.
[04:46] schestowitzWhat happened during those two years? The Thunderbird developer community and Mozilla Messaging clearly stayed busy and productive. Thunderbird 3.0 introduced several new feature milestones!
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[04:51] schestowitz[04:51] schestowitzMerging multiple data frames is a pivotal skill in data manipulation. Whether youre handling small-scale datasets or large-scale ones, mastering the art of merging can significantly enhance your efficiency. In this tutorial, well delve into various methods of merging data frames in R, using straightforward examples to demystify the process.
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[05:50] schestowitz[05:50] schestowitzThe vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2024-21894 (CVSS 8.2), is described as a heap overflow bug in the IPSec component of Ivanti Connect Secure (formerly Pulse Connect Secure) and Policy Secure that could be exploited by remote, unauthenticated attackers to cause a denial-of-service (DoS) condition or execute arbitrary code.
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[08:30] schestowitz[08:30] schestowitzWorried about the geopolitical consequences, and obsessed with controlling information about its activities, the CIA came up with a novel way to keep the mission secret without telling an all-out lie. The agency decided it would refuse to confirm or deny whether records about the Glomar Explorers mission existed, despite the mounting public evidence that they did. And so the Glomar response wa [08:30] schestowitz s born. And, in the case of the Glomar Explorer, it worked: Historians claim many documents remain hidden to this day.
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