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RetroNov 11

CRAYON, the 1995 personalized news site, is back and says your 1990s password still works

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A Raspberry Pi Pico adapter reaches an Apple Silicon Mac’s hidden USB-C serial console
Clingon turns Markdown cheatsheets into shell commands with a typed-code safety catch
CRAYON, the 1995 personalized news site, is back and says your 1990s password still works
Unix daemons got their name from an imaginary molecule sorter, not an acronym
FORTRAN's 1957 compiler used random numbers to plan its use of three index registers

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Microsoft Officeflaw under attack · added Nov 10, 2026
Openwave Messaging Limited Webtop Media Transcoderflaw under attack · added Nov 10, 2026
Cisco BroadWorksflaw under attack · added Nov 10, 2026
Barracuda Networks Multiple Productsflaw under attack · added Nov 10, 2026
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