A new Windows Secrets FAQ and a Microsoft reorg

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	FIELD NOTES A new Windows Secrets FAQ and a Microsoft reorg
	By Tracey Capen Better late than never, we’ve finally put up a page for frequently asked questions about Windows Secrets subscriptions. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is putting his stamp on Microsoft, most recently with a major reorganization of its engineers; plus, data security and a good story about computer code.

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The Ford article on coding was also mentioned as a “best read” by the BBC last weekend. It is a long essay, but definitely fun, especially if you, like the exec trying to supervise the MitTB, have a vague familiarity with the vocabulary but no deep understanding of coding.

Anyway, I second Tracey’s recommendation: it’s a great fun read and when the exec finally nails the MitTB and the new CTO down to actual work toward the end, you’ll feel like cheering aloud.

Wayne Tuttle

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Regarding “Ask different specialists, get different answers,” last weeks “Ways to encrypt sensitive data in Windows” by Lincoln Spector should have been included. IMHO

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Thanks for passing along the Paul Ford article. It was very articulate and the Web version was cleverly enhanced.

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