June 2012 Archive • The Register

You're always a day Huawei: UK to decide whether to ban Chinese firm's kit from 5G networks tomorrow

Protestors in Los Angeles force ICANN board out of hiding over .org sale – for a brief moment, at least

Why so glum, VMware? It's Friday. Oh, is it this $235m patent infringement invoice from Densify? Too bad, so sad

Curse of Boeing continues: Now a telly satellite it built may explode, will be pushed up to 500km from geo orbit

Microsoft: 14 January patch was the last for Windows 7. Also Microsoft: Actually...

Windows takes a tumble in the land of the Big Mac and Bacon Double Cheeseburger

In deepest darkest Surrey, an on-prem SAP system running 17-year-old software is about to die....

Take DOS, stir in some Netware, add a bit of Windows and... it's ALIIIIVE!

Cisco Webex bug allowed anyone to join a password-protected meeting

Teenagers today. Can't take them anywhere, eh? 18-year-old kid accused of $50m SIM-swap cryptocurrency heist

2015-member database floats off through breach in Royal Yachting Association's hull

Russian super-crook behind $20m internet fraud den Cardplanet and malware-exchange forum pleads guilty

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

Jenkins creator steps back from CloudBees and flings himself at startup Launchable

Get hands on with Kubernetes, service meshes – and more – at our fantastic Continuous Lifecycle London conference

Software engineering performance monitoring: Do your metrics measure up in the modern DevOps age?

Accounting expert told judge Autonomy was wrong not to disclose hardware sales

InLinkUK collapse: Ad market, planning woes, £20m debt and drug dealers using booths to blame, say admins

It's good to talk: Union says IBM failed to consult system support techies as Scottish Power contract nears end

Clunk, whirr, buzz, whine. Shared office space can be a riot and sounds like one too

Everyone loves our new desktop web search design so much – the one with ads that look like links – that we're tweaking it, says Google

Apple: EU can't make us use your stinking common charging standard

Beware the Friday afternoon 'Could you just..?' from the muppet who wants to come between you and your beer

Don't mention the seam! Microsoft releases Surface Duo Android SDK, more on Windows 10X

Geek's Guide

NASA: Remember that 2024 Moon thing? How about Mars in 2033? Authorization bill moots 2028 for more lunar footprints

Brit brainiacs say they've cracked non-volatile RAM that uses 100 times less power

German scientists, Black Knights and the birthplace of British rocketry

SLS goes vertical at Stennis while NASA practises SRB stacking

Little grouse on the prairie: IBM's AI facial-recognition training dataset gets it in trouble... in Illinois

Mysterious face-recog AI startup Clearview sued, capabilities questioned after scraping billions of web pics

Well, well, well. Internet-of-Things speaker biz Sonos to continue some software support for legacy kit after all

This episode of Black Mirror sucks: London cops boast that facial-recog creepycams will be on the streets this year

Verity Stob

AI 'more profound than fire', Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai tells rich folks' talking shop

It's a jungle out there when it comes to conservation tech – but there's a cloud for that

Beer necessities: US chap registers bevvy as emotional support animal so he can booze on public transport

Good folk of Forfar: Alan Hattel would like you all to know he's not dead despite what it says on his tombstone

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You're always a day Huawei: UK to decide whether to ban Chinese firm's kit from 5G networks tomorrow

Protestors in Los Angeles force ICANN board out of hiding over .org sale – for a brief moment, at least

Why so glum, VMware? It's Friday. Oh, is it this $235m patent infringement invoice from Densify? Too bad, so sad

Curse of Boeing continues: Now a telly satellite it built may explode, will be pushed up to 500km from geo orbit

Microsoft: 14 January patch was the last for Windows 7. Also Microsoft: Actually...

Windows takes a tumble in the land of the Big Mac and Bacon Double Cheeseburger

In deepest darkest Surrey, an on-prem SAP system running 17-year-old software is about to die....

Take DOS, stir in some Netware, add a bit of Windows and... it's ALIIIIVE!

Cisco Webex bug allowed anyone to join a password-protected meeting

Teenagers today. Can't take them anywhere, eh? 18-year-old kid accused of $50m SIM-swap cryptocurrency heist

2015-member database floats off through breach in Royal Yachting Association's hull

Russian super-crook behind $20m internet fraud den Cardplanet and malware-exchange forum pleads guilty

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

Jenkins creator steps back from CloudBees and flings himself at startup Launchable

Get hands on with Kubernetes, service meshes – and more – at our fantastic Continuous Lifecycle London conference

Software engineering performance monitoring: Do your metrics measure up in the modern DevOps age?

Accounting expert told judge Autonomy was wrong not to disclose hardware sales

InLinkUK collapse: Ad market, planning woes, £20m debt and drug dealers using booths to blame, say admins

It's good to talk: Union says IBM failed to consult system support techies as Scottish Power contract nears end

Clunk, whirr, buzz, whine. Shared office space can be a riot and sounds like one too

Everyone loves our new desktop web search design so much – the one with ads that look like links – that we're tweaking it, says Google

Apple: EU can't make us use your stinking common charging standard

Beware the Friday afternoon 'Could you just..?' from the muppet who wants to come between you and your beer

Don't mention the seam! Microsoft releases Surface Duo Android SDK, more on Windows 10X

NASA: Remember that 2024 Moon thing? How about Mars in 2033? Authorization bill moots 2028 for more lunar footprints

Brit brainiacs say they've cracked non-volatile RAM that uses 100 times less power

German scientists, Black Knights and the birthplace of British rocketry

SLS goes vertical at Stennis while NASA practises SRB stacking

Little grouse on the prairie: IBM's AI facial-recognition training dataset gets it in trouble... in Illinois

Mysterious face-recog AI startup Clearview sued, capabilities questioned after scraping billions of web pics

Well, well, well. Internet-of-Things speaker biz Sonos to continue some software support for legacy kit after all

This episode of Black Mirror sucks: London cops boast that facial-recog creepycams will be on the streets this year

AI 'more profound than fire', Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai tells rich folks' talking shop

It's a jungle out there when it comes to conservation tech – but there's a cloud for that

Beer necessities: US chap registers bevvy as emotional support animal so he can booze on public transport

Good folk of Forfar: Alan Hattel would like you all to know he's not dead despite what it says on his tombstone

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