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Microsoft has announced the availability of Editor’s Similarity Checker feature in Office preview…
For more visit TheWindowsClub.com. Continue reading Microsoft Editor Similarity Checker reaches Office preview builds – Here’s how it works
We all have our favorite text editor, and are willing to defend its superiority above all other editors by any means necessary. And then there’s Notepad. But what Notepad may lack in text manipulation features, it compensates with its inconspicuous qualities as a gaming platform. Yes, you read that correctly, …read more
Microsoft’s new Editor feature is available to Office 365 users in Word (desktop and online) and other Office apps, including OWA (soon). Editor is all about helping people to write better text and its effect depends on how good your text is in the first place and how well you can use the suggestions Editor makes. The Online apps are more insistent than their desktop equivalents, but that might just be because Editor is more developed in those apps.
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Writing is a serious business, and the editors of this generation are blessed that there tons of…
For more visit TheWindowsClub.com. Continue reading Microsoft introduces AI based intelligent writing assistant — Microsoft Editor
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Video and Slide Deck from EH-Net Live! April 2018 As promised, here is the video of the webinar we did last month. First find the description and agenda. Then the video from our YouTube Channel is embedded. Lastly, we offer the slide deck. Don Donzal, … Continue reading Video: The New EH-Net & Advancing Your InfoSec Career with Rafal Los
If you can’t stand the thought of using an application in your browser, you might as well jump ahead to the comments and start flaming.
Still with us? Imagine this scenario. You are at the office, at a client’s site, at a school, or visiting your mom. Suddenly, for some strange reason, you need to edit a hex file. We don’t know why, but if you are reading Hackaday, it isn’t that big of a stretch to imagine it. What do you do? Download and install a hex editor? Maybe you can’t. Or, if it is mom’s computer, maybe you …read more
Linux users–including the ones at the Hackaday underground bunker–tend to fall into two groups: those that use vi and those that use emacs. We aren’t going to open that debate up again, but we couldn’t help but notice a new item on GitHub that potentially negates one of the biggest complaints non-vi users have, at least for vim which is the most common variant of vi in use on most modern systems. The vim keybinding makes vim behave like a “normal” editor (and to forestall flames, that’s a quote from the project page).
Normally vi starts out in a command …read more
We don’t use a GUI IDE, but if we did, it would most certainly be something along the lines of [Martin]’s embedded-IDE project. We’ve always felt that most IDEs are just fancy wrappers around all the tools that we use anyway: Makefiles, diff, git, ctags, and an editor. [Martin]’s project makes them less fancy, more transparent, and more customizable, while retaining the functionality. That’s the hacker’s way — putting together proven standard tools that already work.
The code editor he uses is QScintilla, which uses clang for code completion. The “template” system for new projects? He uses …read more
