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Remember the warning about watching how sausage is made? This is an electronic sausage-making story with lots of dirty little bits.
First, the chronology. On FebruaryPatch Tuesday, Microsoft released a bizarre standalone security patch, KB 4524244, which was then called &Security update for Windows 10, version 1607, 1703, 1709, 1803, 1809, and 1903: Feb. 11, 2020.& The name has changed, but bear with me.
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That patch had all sorts of weird hallmarks as I discussed at the time:
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&You cannot reduce the complexity of a given task beyond a certain point. Once you&ve reached that point you can only shift the burden around.& ~Larry Tesler
One of the people who helped create the current age of personal computing passed away this week: Larry Tesler (74), the computer scientist who invented copy---paste while at Xerox PARC.
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Long ago, when Xerox wanted to invest in Apple before its IPO, Apple demanded and got the right to visit the fabled Palo Alto Research Center. The first such visit took place in 1980 (though some claim it took place in 1979).
Larry Tesler, then the director of PARC, acted as Appletour guide.
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