tobias__

Facebook managers have used sushi to motivate employees to complete the internal employee sentiment survey routinely every half for the last n years (something between the novelty and properties you describe) makes it attractive to folks

Kind of shows the difference in worlds between plain old tech (sushi as motivation for a half hour survey) vs gaming (food as incentive/etc. for ridiculous hours)

You might appreciate Tasting History on YouTube which is a channel that covers historical recipes

I feel if it was for a purpose like this it could be contextualized to the employee (which IMO is necessary if they're going to write anything that is useful for any purpose beyond personal interest)

The topics seem interesting but I'm having a lot of trouble parsing the contents of the article

> The malware launches a Powershell command, which then inserts malicious code into the Firefox browser. The attack is designed to infect movie torrent files and is also meant to infect Windows computers in particular. The point of the attack is to phish for any Bitcoin or Ethereum addresses that the user might have. It’s an advanced virus as it then actually aims to replace these victims addresses with the hacker’s wallet.

Not sure where torrent come into this at all, for example

I like KiTTY on Windows. If you want it to be more visually appealing than PuTTY, I found this repository helpful: https://github.com/yograf/kitty-solarized

Clone it/download the .zip and replace the kitty.exe with a recent one

USB-C feels like the dynamically typed programming analog of the cable world

I imagine the interest/time graph is strongly influenced by users installing the JRE

This might interest you - http://www.itnews.com.au/News/362462,hacker-uses-bots-to-top...