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Distro inferno: Debian's still rocking at 25

Insider Threat

DNS interception

How's that encryption coming, buddy? DNS requests routinely spied on, boffins claim

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Facebook Messenger backdoor demand, bail in Bitcoin, and lots more

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Serverless? It doesn’t have to be all or nothing

Crypto algorithm selection dial

Here's a fab idea: Get crypto libs to warn devs when they screw up

Thinking of saying goodbye to your servers? We'll show you how

Your ad here, on a movie screen

Facebook flat-out 'lies' about how many people can see its ads – lawsuit

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UK.gov told data-sharing plans need vendor buy-in

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DXC Technology asks field-based techies if they'd like to leave

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Google responds to location-stalking outcry by… tweaking words on its BS support page

London's Royal Courts of Justice

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Go Zuck Yourself: Facebook destroys patent suit over timeline

Geek's Guide

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Lo and behold, Earth's special chemical cocktail for life seems to be pretty common

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Boffins build the smallest transistor, controlled by an atom

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Kids are more likely than adults to submit to peer pressure from robots

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Drama as boffins claim to reach the Holy Grail of superconductivity

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Nvidia shrugs off crypto-mining crash, touts live ray-tracing GPUs, etc

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DeepMind AI bots tell Google to literally chill out: Software takes control of server cooling

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Self-driving cars will be safe, we're testing them in a massive AI Sim

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Early bird tickets for our AI and ML Conference end tonight!

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The Death of the Gods: Not scared of tech yet? You haven't been paying attention

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Talk about getting off on a technicality...

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Google responds to location-stalking outcry by… tweaking words on its BS support page

Hi, is that the FTC? Yep, they're at it again

Your ad here, on a movie screen

Facebook flat-out 'lies' about how many people can see its ads – lawsuit

'Made-up PR numbers' used by social giant to exaggerate online advertising audience

Web cache poisoning just got real: How to fling evil code at victims

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ZX Spectrum reboot scandal biz gets £35k legal costs delayed

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UK.gov told data-sharing plans need vendor buy-in

Think tank calls for open standards, interoperability

Shiver me timbers: Symantec spots activist investor Starboard side

Time for cyber-security firm to pull up the baggywrinkle?

Artificial Intelligence

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It's turtles all the way down

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You’re not paranoid if they’re really out to get you

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Contract notice reveals yet another UK.gov systems migration to Bezos cloud

DXC Technology asks field-based techies if they'd like to leave

Just when you thought it was safe to hang out at the water cooler

What happens to your online accounts when you die?

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Early bird tickets for our AI and ML Conference end tonight!

Buy your tickets now and save hundreds

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Home Office seeks Brexit tech boss – but doesn't splash the cash

£100k to sort borders, immigration, biometrics systems by 2019. Did we mention it's in Croydon?

Lo and behold, Earth's special chemical cocktail for life seems to be pretty common

Maybe its inhabitants are mostly harmless and ordinary too

I wish I could quit you, but cookies find a way: How to sidestep browser tracking protections

Chrome, Safari, Opera, Tor Browser at risk to various levels

Blinking internets, Batman! O2 trials 5G over lightbulbs

Let there be light

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Chalk one up in court for the Social Network

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Tsinghua University blamed for espionage attack

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Social media shifts APIs, starts charging for some features

Pavilion compares RocE and TCP NVMe over Fabrics performance

TCP slower but not by much and enables Ethernet use

Don't you just love Windows 10 refreshes, yells Lenovo

Chinese biz exploits PC upgrade cycle... for the moment

NetApp flashes numbers at rivals: NAND we're eating your dinner

EMC, HP rationalising, while IBM, Hitachi, Fujitsu, Oracle just defending installed base

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Sleeker, slimmer and now a bit greyer

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Rimini Street slapped with ban in Oracle copyright dispute

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Arm debuts CPU roadmap for the first time, sort of

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Datrium shifts disasters up the Amazon: Adds DR in AWS for on-prem kit

Locks out 3rd party DRaaS folk with VM-centric cloud stuff

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