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Microsoft 365 Brings the Shutters Down On Legacy Protocols - Slashdot Starting mid-July 2025, Microsoft 365 will begin blocking legacy authentication protocols like Remote PowerShell and FrontPage RPC to enhance security under its "Secure by Default" initiative Admins must now grant explicit consent for third-party app access, which could disrupt workflows but aims t
Slashdots 20th Anniversary: History of Slashdot - Slashdot Slashdot turned 20 this month, which is ancient in internet years How far have we come? Also, we've set up a page to coordinate user meet-ups around the world to celebrate Read on for the full 20-year history of Slashdot
Turning Coalmines Into Solar Energy Plants Could Add 300GW of . . . Turning recently closed coalmines into solar energy plants could add almost 300GW of renewable energy by 2030, converting derelict wastelands to productive use, according to a new report From a report: In a first of its kind analysis, researchers from Global Energy Monitor (GEM) identified 312 surface coalmines closed since 2020 around the world, and 134 likely to close by the end of the
Lawmakers in Britain Narrowly Approve Bill To Legalize Assisted Dying Lawmakers in Britain have narrowly approved a bill to legalize assisted dying for terminally ill people, capping a fraught debate in Parliament and across the country that cut across political, religious and legal divides From a report: MPs passed the bill by 314 votes to 291, in their final say on the question The bill -- which has split lawmakers and sparked impassioned conversations with
Apple Software Chief Rejects macOS on iPad - Slashdot Apple software chief Craig Federighi has ruled out bringing macOS to the iPad, amusingly using a kitchen utensil analogy to explain the company's design philosophy "We don't want to create a boat car or, you know, a spork," Federighi said in an interview "Someone said, 'If a spoon's great, a fork'