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The Hacker News (THN), the widely-read cybersecurity news source for hackers and technologists, is celebrating its 7th Anniversary today.
This is a huge milestone for THN and our team, but this day really belongs to you—our readers. Without you, we wo… Continue reading The Hacker News Celebrates 7th Anniversary — Big Thanks 🥂 to Our Readers
The Hacker News (THN), the widely-read cybersecurity news source for hackers and technologists, is celebrating its 7th Anniversary today.
This is a huge milestone for THN and our team, but this day really belongs to you—our readers. Without you, we wo… Continue reading The Hacker News Celebrates 7th Anniversary — Big Thanks 🥂 to Our Readers
Hackaday is 13! We’re going through a bit of a rebellious phase. There’s hair where there wasn’t hair before. Thirteen years ago (Sept. 5, 2004), [Phil Torrone] published the first Hackaday Post. [Phil] posted a great writeup of the history of Hackaday over on the Adafruit blog — we were saved from the AOL borg because of the word ‘hack’ — and interviewed the former and current editors of your favorite DIY website. Here’s to 13 more years and to [Phil] finding a copy of the first version of the Jolly Wrencher designed in Macromedia Flash.
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Can you believe that it’s been 6 years since we first launched The Hacker News?
Yes, The Hacker News is celebrating its sixth anniversary today on 1st November.
We started this site on this same day back in 2010 with the purpose of providing a dedica… Continue reading The Hacker News (THN) Celebrates 6th Anniversary Today
Can you believe that it’s been 6 years since we first launched The Hacker News?
Yes, The Hacker News is celebrating its sixth anniversary today on 1st November.
We started this site on this same day back in 2010 with the purpose of providing a dedica… Continue reading The Hacker News (THN) Celebrates 6th Anniversary Today
It didn’t look like a home computer, but that meant it was easier to get one at work, so you could….could…heck, because you could! Continue reading IBM PC is 35 – let’s all go back to the 80s!
I awoke this morning to a note from Iain McDonald to remind me that it was twenty years ago today that Microsoft approved the release of build 837 of a new product called Exchange Server. After being signed off in March 1996, the formal launch happened the following June. It took time to get the “gold” build sent to manufacturing so that copies could be distributed to customers plus all the ancillary activities such as marketing.
Continue reading Exchange 4.0 cleared to fly 20 years ago today
