I regularly introduce humanities students with no prior experience to coding, markup, or similar tasks. The first thing usually needed is a decent text editor. I know #VSCode is the thing™ at the moment, but even I find it completely overwhelming with its myriad of panes and popups. Is there a simpler option? I’m still on
Anyone out there using or familiar VSCode? I have a few web developers using VSCode, and when the edit a site, it screws with all the directory/file permissions on the Linux host. Not sure what to do about that... I could rant about whatever stupid php daemon its launching too but that seems like me being an old angry man, the file permission thing is a real problem.
Don't miss today's packed Metacurity for the most important infosec developments you might have missed over the weekend, including
--It's unclear how many LockBit victims are covered by the FBI's 7,000 decryption keys
--Microsoft makes changes to Recall following searing criticism,
--Lending Tree latest victim of data theft from Snowflake service,
--NYT source code leaked on 4chan,
--Cleveland shutters City Hall following a cyber incident,
--Hacktivists' are DDoS'ing European political parties,
--NHS appeals for blood donors following Qilin hospital attacks,
--London police arrest two alleged smishing blasters,
--Researchers find millions of malicious VSCode extensions,
--CoinGecko suffers another breach,
--Norway recouped $6m from Axie Infinity breach,
--so much more
https://www.metacurity.com/p/unclear-many-lockbit-victims-covered-fbis-7000-decryption-keys
Ditching VSCode for #NeoVim.
Goodbye productivity 👋