In what’s starting to feel like a weekly tradition, another popular service — Quora, this time — has indicated it has been the victim of a security breach that may have affected its users. As always, some mixture of your personal details (or login credentials) are potentially in the hands of people who shouldn’t have that information, and you’re going to want to take steps to secure your account and/or online life.
Popular Q&A site Quora suffered a security breach last week with a malicious third party gaining unauthorised access to the site's systems. I guess they can now add its own answer to the question of what to do after a breach.
It's considered poor form to get the internet to do your homework for you. 99 per cent of these requests are ignored or deleted with impunity, but when one slips through the cracks, well, the results can be strangely hilarious.
In high school, our hockey coach was a demigod. Hockey at the school was so important it nearly transcended the concept of sports. Our coach was a natural teacher and dexterously wove in life lessons into nearly every hockey lesson. And there were a lot of hockey lessons.
Some truly gross stories of bad gym behaviour, an uplifting visit to a tea farm that's been operating for over 600 years and how to get over the whole "X years experience required" in a job application in this week's Thinking Cap!
What the insults we throw say about us, the amazing and unusual history of bananas and banana flavouring and some ramen-eating tips from a master, all in this week's Thinking Cap!
