Discover how Windows Task Scheduler can replace various third-party apps for automating reminders, cleaning, backups, scripts, and more, with built-in reliability and simplicity.

Every biotech software engineer needs a handle on at least one or two languages. Here’s a quick run-down that’s pretty ...

Malicious PyPI package soopsocks downloaded 2,653 times before takedown, exfiltrating Windows data to Discord.

If you're setting up a new Windows PC, installing 20 apps that you use every day will require opening the browser and ...

It is June 25, NBA draft day. The practice court at Kaseya Center in downtown Miami again has been set up as a makeshift war room. All of the Miami Heat brass is there: Micky Arison and Nick Arison ...

A ProcMon trace shows DLL lookup attempts against unrelated PATH entries (e.g., C:\Program Files (x86)\Nmap\python313.dll → NAME NOT FOUND) before aborting — suggesting the exe calls ...

Financial repression is what happens when the government needs to make its $37 trillion debt disappear without actually paying it back. I've been telling MarketWatch readers to buy gold, silver and ...

Oregon's May 2026 primary election has new filing deadlines due to a recent campaign finance reform bill. Incumbents seeking re-election must now file one week earlier than challengers, starting with ...

It's easy to sit on your couch and say just how you'd do it if you were an MLB manager. Since I am lucky enough to write for a living, I'm going to do more than sit back and muse about who I'd pitch ...

In this tutorial, we explore how we can seamlessly run MATLAB-style code inside Python by connecting Octave with the oct2py library. We set up the environment on Google Colab, exchange data between ...

Sheldon, Iowa — The Sheldon City Council will look a little different in 2026, with one current member no longer on the council, one member likely in a different chair, and one new member. The filing ...

An automated malicious attack was recently carried out in npm. To my understanding, such an attack is possible with NuGet using scripts like init.ps1. A cursory look at my local nuget packages cache ...