Section 230 supporters turn on it, its critics rely on it. Up is down, black is white in the crazy world of US law
Meanwhile Facebook appears to have shot itself in the foot
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Fancy renting your developer environment? Visual Studio goes online
Or you could try Gitpod...
Shock! US border cops need 'reasonable suspicion' of a crime before searching your phone, laptop
Massachusetts judge reminds America of that little thing called the Fourth Amendment
This November, give thanks for only having one exploited Microsoft flaw for Patch Tues. And four Hyper-V escapes
Patch TuesdayIntel joins the fun with monthly releases from Adobe, SAP
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HPC
Player three has entered Cray's supercomputing game: First AMD Epyc, now Fujitsu's Arm chips
A64FX: Big Japan, big in the US and UK at this rate
13 Nov 23:11 |
Personal Tech
Judge shoots down Trump admin's efforts to allow folks to post shoddy 3D printer gun blueprints online
US government told it must give a reason to snub policy
13 Nov 20:38 |
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DevOps
Just Docker room talk: Container upstart's enterprise wing sold to Mirantis, CEO out, Swarm support faces ax
Plans to continue with $35m to back Hub and Desktop. Yes, Kubernetes has truly won
13 Nov 19:49 |
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Personal Tech
Complete with keyboard and actual, literal, 'physical' escape key: Apple emits new 16" $2.4k+ MacBook Pro
Make a notebook, fanbois
13 Nov 17:00 |
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Business
They terrrk err jerrrbs! Vodafone replaces 2,600 roles with '600 bots' in bid to shrink €48bn debt
It's happening!
13 Nov 16:17 |
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Networks
TalkTalk keeps results under wraps citing 'advanced negotiations' over FibreNation biz
Has it found an investor in £1.5bn venture to build 3 million FTTP connections?
13 Nov 15:00 |
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Emergent Tech
Thanks, Brexit. Tesla boss Elon Musk reveals Berlin as location for Euro Gigafactory
Was UK even really in the running?
13 Nov 13:58 |
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Bootnotes
I've had it with these motherflipping eggs on this motherflipping train
Woman fined £1,500 for tirade over commuter's weird brekkie
13 Nov 13:00 |
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DevOps
Redis releases automatic cluster recovery for Kubernetes and RedisInsight GUI tool
InterviewAlso: what's in Redis 6 ... and how to compete with free Redis on public cloud
13 Nov 12:00 |
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Security
UK Info Commish quietly urged court to swat away 100k Morrisons data breach sueball
Supermarket says it's innocent and we don't need more than that, ICO told judges
13 Nov 11:00 |
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Software
Fancy renting your developer environment? Visual Studio goes online
Or you could try Gitpod...
13 Nov 10:00 |
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Security
Londoner accused of accessing National Lottery users' accounts
Case to be heard in full next year
13 Nov 09:15 |
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Software
Four go wild for wasm: Corporate quartet come together to build safe WebAssembly sandbox
Chipzilla, Mozilla, Fastly, and IBM's red-hatted stepchild plot browser-breakout
13 Nov 08:01 |
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Science
Astroboffins baffled as Curiosity rover takes larger gasps of oxygen in Martian summers
It might be organic life, but more likely chemistry says NASA
13 Nov 07:01 |
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Cloud
Replay on-demand online: Can you boost productivity with infrastructure as code?
WebcastSet your developers free to innovate
13 Nov 06:00 |
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Science
Boeing comes clean on parachute borkage as the ISS crew is set to shrink
RoundupAlso: Four RS-25 engines prepare for, at best, a watery grave
Personal Tech
I'm still not that Gary, says US email mixup bloke who hasn't even seen Dartford Crossing
Nor is he called Andrew, but he's still getting messages about Dart Charge
Business
DXC's new boss has quite the cleanup ahead after frankenfirm exits Q2 nursing $2bn loss
This poisoned chalice had better be delicious
Personal Tech
Facebook iOS app silently turns on your phone camera. Ah, relax – it's just a bug, lol!?
Plus Facebook Pay has launched: Why not give them access to your financial data?
Security
Don't miss this patch: Bad Intel drivers give hackers a backdoor to the Windows kernel
Alarm raised over more holes in third-party low-level code
Personal Tech
Gas-guzzling Americans continue to shun electric vehicles as sales fail to bother US car market
While hipster urbanites favour ride hailing and shared scooters
Security
Shock! US border cops need 'reasonable suspicion' of a crime before searching your phone, laptop
Massachusetts judge reminds America of that little thing called the Fourth Amendment
Security
'Sophisticated' cyber attack on UK Labour Party platforms was probably just a DDoS, says official
'Really very everyday' – report
Security
Don't trust the Trusted Platform Module – it may leak your VPN server's private key (depending on your configuration)
You know what they say: Timing is... everything
Security
True to its name, Intel CPU flaw ZombieLoad comes shuffling back with new variant
Boffins say even latest chips can be twisted into leaking data between processor cores
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Security
Russian bloke charged in US with running $20 million stolen card-as-a-service online souk
Prosecutors say 29 year-old was mastermind of prolific 'Cardplanet' operation
13 Nov 05:01 |
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Policy
Section 230 supporters turn on it, its critics rely on it. Up is down, black is white in the crazy world of US law
Meanwhile Facebook appears to have shot itself in the foot
13 Nov 01:52 |
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Security
Shock! US border cops need 'reasonable suspicion' of a crime before searching your phone, laptop
Massachusetts judge reminds America of that little thing called the Fourth Amendment
12 Nov 23:57 |
77
Security
This November, give thanks for only having one exploited Microsoft flaw for Patch Tues. And four Hyper-V escapes
Patch TuesdayIntel joins the fun with monthly releases from Adobe, SAP
12 Nov 22:19 |
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Personal Tech
Facebook iOS app silently turns on your phone camera. Ah, relax – it's just a bug, lol!?
Plus Facebook Pay has launched: Why not give them access to your financial data?
12 Nov 21:23 |
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Security
Don't trust the Trusted Platform Module – it may leak your VPN server's private key (depending on your configuration)
You know what they say: Timing is... everything
12 Nov 19:43 |
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Business
Hey, you've earned it: Huawei chucks workers a £219m bonus for tackling US blacklist
Take the kids somewhere nice
12 Nov 19:00 |
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Security
True to its name, Intel CPU flaw ZombieLoad comes shuffling back with new variant
Boffins say even latest chips can be twisted into leaking data between processor cores
12 Nov 18:02 |
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Security
Don't miss this patch: Bad Intel drivers give hackers a backdoor to the Windows kernel
Alarm raised over more holes in third-party low-level code
12 Nov 18:00 |
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Data Centre
Dell's new converged play PowerOne: It's a bit like VxBlock, but without all the Cisco gubbins
It's Dell all the way down with subscription payment models
12 Nov 17:15 |
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Business
Gavin Patterson's gravy train keeps on rolling as former BT boss tossed two more sinecures
Next stop, Solon and Elixirr – on top of role as Salesforce chair
12 Nov 15:50 |
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Networks
Vodafone takes €1.9bn punch to wallet thanks to India's decision on airwave licence fees
UK profits also down due to opex shift to IBM's cloud
12 Nov 15:05 |
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Business
DXC's new boss has quite the cleanup ahead after frankenfirm exits Q2 nursing $2bn loss
This poisoned chalice had better be delicious
12 Nov 14:02 |
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Science
Boeing comes clean on parachute borkage as the ISS crew is set to shrink
RoundupAlso: Four RS-25 engines prepare for, at best, a watery grave
12 Nov 13:07 |
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Personal Tech
Gas-guzzling Americans continue to shun electric vehicles as sales fail to bother US car market
While hipster urbanites favour ride hailing and shared scooters
12 Nov 12:34 |
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Software
Next year's Windows 10 comes bounding into the Slow Ring, which means 19H2 waits in the wings
Insiders can no longer jump off the testing train
12 Nov 12:07 |
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Security
'Sophisticated' cyber attack on UK Labour Party platforms was probably just a DDoS, says official
'Really very everyday' – report
12 Nov 11:41 |
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Security
150 infosec bods now know who they're up against thanks to BT Security cc/bcc snafu
Mass-mail fail followed outfit's appearance at jobs fair
12 Nov 11:08 |
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Storage
Canada's OpenText buys SMB backerupper Carbonite for $1.42bn
Backup a minute, folks
12 Nov 10:03 |
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Personal Tech
I'm still not that Gary, says US email mixup bloke who hasn't even seen Dartford Crossing
Nor is he called Andrew, but he's still getting messages about Dart Charge
12 Nov 09:07 |
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Software
Without any apparent irony, Google marks Chrome's 'small' role in web ecosystem
Chrome Dev Summit also brings resolution of tabs vs. spaces fight, for now
12 Nov 08:01 |
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Science
Astroboffins capture video of Mercury passing across the Sun's surface
Not gonna happen again before 2032
12 Nov 07:01 |
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Policy
Microsoft embraces California data privacy law – don't expect Google to follow suit
Software giant promises to extend protections across US
12 Nov 00:42 |
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Personal Tech
Google brings its secret health data stockpiling systems to the US
UpdatedRemember the UK DeepMind scandal? No?
12 Nov 00:28 |
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Personal Tech
Apple's credit card caper probed over sexism claims – after women screwed over on limits
Blame the algorithms: It's the new 'dog ate my homework'
11 Nov 22:27 |
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Security
Despite Windows BlueKeep exploitation freak-out, no one stepped on the gas with patching, say experts
Admins snoozing on fixes despite reports of active attacks
11 Nov 22:05 |
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Business
Uber CEO compares pedestrian death to murder of Saudi journalist, saying all should be forgiven
OpinionUber PRs missing the days of Travis Kalanick
11 Nov 19:43 |
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Security
Back-2-school hacking: Kaspersky blames pesky script kiddies for rash of DDoS cyber hooliganism
Educational institutions main target during September spike
11 Nov 17:51 |
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Storage
Tune in this month: El Reg's Chris Mellor talks storage, cloud and much more with Qumulo – and you're all invited
WebcastGather round for this must-watch vid podcast
11 Nov 17:00 |
Science
SpaceX flings another 60 Starlink satellites into orbit in firm's heaviest payload to date
Live from Cape Canaveral: El Reg watches Falcon do its stuff while astronomers worry about the skies
11 Nov 16:07 |
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Security
If it sounds too good to be true, it most likely is: Nobody can decrypt the Dharma ransomware
Not even data recovery companies
11 Nov 15:42 |
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Policy
Any promises to extend rights of self-employed might win an election, hint Brit freelancer orgs
Just saying
11 Nov 14:57 |
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Networks
Vodafone UK links arms with Openreach to build out its full-fibre network
Budge up, CityFibre
11 Nov 13:57 |
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Cloud
Double downtime: Azure DevOps, Google cloud users put the kettle on
Put it all on the cloud, they said…
11 Nov 13:23 |
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