October 2011 Archive • The Register

Forcing us to get consent before selling browser histories violates our free speech, US ISPs claim

Brit telcos score £218m licence fee repayment from Ofcom after penny-pinching regulator loses Court of Appeal case

Fire Brigades Union warns of wonky IT causing dangerous delays in 999 control rooms

Now Internet Society told to halt controversial .org sale… by its own advisory council: 'You misread the community mindset around dot-org'

The great big open-source census: Most-used libraries revealed – plus 10 things developers should be doing to keep their code secure

Chrome deploys deep-linking tech in latest browser build despite privacy concerns

Larry Tesler cut and pasted from this mortal coil: That thing you just did? He probably invented it

Red Hat tips its Fedora at CoreOS Container Linux stans: Hop onto something else, folks, cos this one's on a boat to Valhalla

Oi, Cisco! Who left the 'high privilege' login for Smart Software Manager just sitting out in the open?

Assange lawyer: Trump offered WikiLeaker a pardon in exchange for denying Russia hacked Democrats' email

When the air gap is the space between the ears: A natural gas plant let ransomware spread from office IT to ops

Don't use natwest.co.uk for online banking, Natwest bank tells baffled customer

Honeycomb CTO Charity Majors to deliver keynote at our fabulous Continuous Lifecycle London conference

Hey GitLab, the 1970s called and want their sexism back: Saleswomen told to wear short skirts, heels and 'step it up'

Everything's coming up Kubernetes: Google Cloud adds support for Windows Server Containers

Atlassian anticipates $1.6bn total revenue for fiscal 2020 as subscriptions make it rain

US court responds to Chinese comms giant sueball: There's no Huawei we're lifting ban on federal agencies using your kit

The European Commission digital strategy wants to, er, take back control of citizens' data

Microsoft crack habit reports: User claims Surface Laptop 3 screen fractured again after repair

Auf wiedersehen, pet: UK Deutsche Bank contractors plan to leave rather than take 25% pay cut for IR35 – report

Facebook tells US tax bods: Swear to God, we were only worth $6.5bn in 2010 because we were menaced by... MySpace and smartphones

Glue's clues: Samsung Galaxy Z Flip dissection reveals a pholdable mired in adhesive

Going Dutch: The Bakker Elkhuizen UltraBoard 950 Wireless... because looks aren't everything

Is it OPPOsites day? Chinese smartphone giant expected to develop its own silicon

Geek's Guide

Galileo got it wrong – official: Jupiter actually wet, not super-dry: 'No one would have guessed that water might be so variable across the planet'

Private equity ponies up £2m to help launch satellites from sunny Shetland by next year

I'm sorry, Elon. I'm afraid I can't do that... SpaceX touts robo-rides for orbital vacations, lift-off in 2021-ish

Jeff Bezos bungs $10bn at climate change after chump change for Oz bush fires

Ring in the changes: Mandatory two-factor authentication, login alerts, targeted ads opt-out after punters voice privacy gripes

One man is standing up to Donald Trump's ban on US chip tech going to Huawei. That man... is Donald Trump

Microsoft to bravely defend US democracy for a slack handful of voters in Fulton, Wisconsin

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's a flying solar panel: BAE Systems' satellite alternative makes maiden flight in Oz

Verity Stob

Reddit gets downvoted as site takes a Wednesday tumble

And they said IoT was trash: Sheffield 'smart' bins to start screaming when they haven't been emptied for a fortnight

Vodafone: Yes, we slurp data on customers' network setups, but we do it for their own good

Among those pardoned by Trump this week: Software maker ex-CEO who admitted hacking into rivals' systems

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Forcing us to get consent before selling browser histories violates our free speech, US ISPs claim

Brit telcos score £218m licence fee repayment from Ofcom after penny-pinching regulator loses Court of Appeal case

Fire Brigades Union warns of wonky IT causing dangerous delays in 999 control rooms

Now Internet Society told to halt controversial .org sale… by its own advisory council: 'You misread the community mindset around dot-org'

The great big open-source census: Most-used libraries revealed – plus 10 things developers should be doing to keep their code secure

Chrome deploys deep-linking tech in latest browser build despite privacy concerns

Larry Tesler cut and pasted from this mortal coil: That thing you just did? He probably invented it

Red Hat tips its Fedora at CoreOS Container Linux stans: Hop onto something else, folks, cos this one's on a boat to Valhalla

Oi, Cisco! Who left the 'high privilege' login for Smart Software Manager just sitting out in the open?

Assange lawyer: Trump offered WikiLeaker a pardon in exchange for denying Russia hacked Democrats' email

When the air gap is the space between the ears: A natural gas plant let ransomware spread from office IT to ops

Don't use natwest.co.uk for online banking, Natwest bank tells baffled customer

Honeycomb CTO Charity Majors to deliver keynote at our fabulous Continuous Lifecycle London conference

Hey GitLab, the 1970s called and want their sexism back: Saleswomen told to wear short skirts, heels and 'step it up'

Everything's coming up Kubernetes: Google Cloud adds support for Windows Server Containers

Atlassian anticipates $1.6bn total revenue for fiscal 2020 as subscriptions make it rain

US court responds to Chinese comms giant sueball: There's no Huawei we're lifting ban on federal agencies using your kit

The European Commission digital strategy wants to, er, take back control of citizens' data

Microsoft crack habit reports: User claims Surface Laptop 3 screen fractured again after repair

Auf wiedersehen, pet: UK Deutsche Bank contractors plan to leave rather than take 25% pay cut for IR35 – report

Facebook tells US tax bods: Swear to God, we were only worth $6.5bn in 2010 because we were menaced by... MySpace and smartphones

Glue's clues: Samsung Galaxy Z Flip dissection reveals a pholdable mired in adhesive

Going Dutch: The Bakker Elkhuizen UltraBoard 950 Wireless... because looks aren't everything

Is it OPPOsites day? Chinese smartphone giant expected to develop its own silicon

Galileo got it wrong – official: Jupiter actually wet, not super-dry: 'No one would have guessed that water might be so variable across the planet'

Private equity ponies up £2m to help launch satellites from sunny Shetland by next year

I'm sorry, Elon. I'm afraid I can't do that... SpaceX touts robo-rides for orbital vacations, lift-off in 2021-ish

Jeff Bezos bungs $10bn at climate change after chump change for Oz bush fires

Ring in the changes: Mandatory two-factor authentication, login alerts, targeted ads opt-out after punters voice privacy gripes

One man is standing up to Donald Trump's ban on US chip tech going to Huawei. That man... is Donald Trump

Microsoft to bravely defend US democracy for a slack handful of voters in Fulton, Wisconsin

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's a flying solar panel: BAE Systems' satellite alternative makes maiden flight in Oz

Reddit gets downvoted as site takes a Wednesday tumble

And they said IoT was trash: Sheffield 'smart' bins to start screaming when they haven't been emptied for a fortnight

Vodafone: Yes, we slurp data on customers' network setups, but we do it for their own good

Among those pardoned by Trump this week: Software maker ex-CEO who admitted hacking into rivals' systems

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Now Internet Society told to halt controversial .org sale… by its own advisory council: 'You misread the community mindset around dot-org'

Auf wiedersehen, pet: UK Deutsche Bank contractors plan to leave rather than take 25% pay cut for IR35 – report

Shipping is so insecure we could have driven off in an oil rig, says Pen Test Partners

One man is standing up to Donald Trump's ban on US chip tech going to Huawei. That man... is Donald Trump

Larry Tesler cut and pasted from this mortal coil: That thing you just did? He probably invented it

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