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The Ultimate List of Security Words (U.L.S.W.) in brief:
The Ultimate List of Security Words (U.L.S.W.) is a wordlist specifically for use in Computer Security and Information Security purposes. It was created in late 2018.
The U.L.S.W. does not contain any malware or phishing related words. It does contain, however, a wide range of common passwords and other memorable terms used by people across the Internet.
Security Words
You don't need to memorize words, just pick up a few of them. Words like Google, Safari, Facebook, Twitter, and even Whatsapp, are used every single day. Memorize these terms and use them every time you need a password, and you'll be a step ahead of most people.
There are many other words that are included in the U.L.S.W., such as: AOL, Amazon, AT&T, Xbox, iCloud, Huawei, and the list goes on. There are over 60,000 words available on the U.L.S.W.
The latest update of the U.L.S.W. will be released in 2020
The Ultimate List of Security Words (U.L.S.W.) is a wordlist specifically for use in Computer Security and Information Security purposes. It was created in late 2018.
The U.L.S.W. does not contain any malware or phishing related words. It does contain, however, a wide range of common passwords and other memorable terms used by people across the Internet.
Security Words
You don't need to memorize words, just pick up a few of them. Words like Google, Safari, Facebook, Twitter, and even Whatsapp, are used every single day. Memorize these terms and
Safety Password 
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What's New In Safety Password?
- Slightly revised UI
- Build-in generator to create new credentials
- Bug fixes and performance enhancements
- iCloud support
Note: The version reviewed for this rating is 2.8.Q:
Qt Windows Start Menu App Icon
I have an application which adds a.qm file to the Windows Start Menu.
This is possible using the following code:
QAction *zoom = new QAction(QString("Zoom"), this);
zoom->setCheckable(true);
zoom->setChecked(1);
zoom->setEnabled(false);
zoom->setData(QIcon::Normal);
ui.menu->addAction(zoom);
To my understanding the QIcon::Normal is used to define the icon for the Start Menu item when the application is not run in Visual Studio.
Does anyone know if I can simply set the icon that is used for the Start Menu item on Windows, when running my application through Visual Studio?
I would like to be able to set this icon in my.pro file.
Thanks
A:
Qt4 and Qt5 (4.8 and 5.1) have completely different mechanisms for these kind of things.
The thing is that with Qt4 they are created with a so-called QSystemTrayIcon which already creates the icon.  The icon is simply the name you specify and it should have an.ico file attached to it.  These icons are available in the path where Qt is installed.
In Qt5, you have now the QSystemTrayWIdgets library which allows you to use the tray icon from Qt4.  The problem with this one is that is now harder to use for the user who is used to be able to just double click on the icon from the tray and have the application start.
To be able to use the old mechanism for Qt5 you need to reimplement the init system tray icon function in your application.  You can read more about that here.
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Javascript: Add data to object in class from object in array
I am working with a React-Native project with a class where I have a string inside and I would like to add it to an object inside the class:
var firebase = require('firebase');
var config = require('./config');
var email = config.email;
var auth = firebase

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