Embarrassing data breach: Writing user passwords in public documents
Looking back at those embarrassing data breaches: companies wrote passwords on public GitHub and posted database links on blogs.
Tech NewsFunny code accident: missing a comma causes the company to lose millions of dollars
Looking back at funny code incidents: missing a comma, adding an extra semicolon, deleting a wrong line, causing the company to lose millions.
Tech NewsOnline strike protest: Programmers collectively shut down servers in protest
Review of programmer strike incidents: collective server shutdown protest, library deletion and escape, collective resignation protest against 996.
Tech NewsWhat the hell is the weird domain suffix:. xyz. io. dev
Inventory of bizarre domain suffixes:. xyz,. io,. dev,. app,. dev, and various bizarre suffixes.
Tech NewsProgrammer's Day and Global Developer Tradition: How did 1024 come about
Looking back at the origin of Programmer's Day: October 24th, 256 days, and various bizarre traditions of developers around the world.
Tech NewsFunny Oolong in the History of Technology: Put the server in the refrigerator to cool down
Looking back at funny incidents in the history of technology: refrigerators used as server cases, cola used as coolant, and chips were fixed with tape.
Tech NewsThe evolutionary history of online emoticons: from; ）To the Emoji Battle
Looking back at the evolution of online emojis: from plain text smiley faces to emoji (^ _ ^) to the current meme wars.
Tech NewsUnusual incidents of internet censorship in various countries: China climbing over the wall and the EU being blocked
Comparing the internet censorship systems of various countries: China's firewall, Russia's blockade, the EU's Facebook wall, and Iran's restrictions on social media.
Tech NewsThe most outrageous phishing email case: from Nigerian prince to fake boss
Looking back at the most classic phishing email scams in history: Nigerian princes, fake CEOs demanding transfers, and fake IT departments demanding passwords.
Tech NewsDifferences in habits among netizens from different countries: Japanese people love 2ch, while Koreans cannot do without Naver
Comparing the internet habits of netizens in different countries: China uses WeChat and Weibo, the United States uses Facebook, Japan uses 2ch, and Koreans all use Naver.