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Microsoft accidentally turned off hardware requirements for Windows 11 Zero day? Yeah, we'll get to it. Running Windows 11 on old CPUs? OMG WE MUST FIX THIS NOW!

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AWS says it will cloudify your mainframe workloads

Buyer beware, say analysts, technical debt will catch up with you eventually

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Salesforce touts Google Ads, ecommerce, social media integration for Customer 360

Meanwhile, NFT Cloud pilot will allow companies to mint, manage, and sell the controversial web tokens

1 Comments

Salesforce faces diversity audit from activist investors

CRM slinger set to be challenged on lack of progress at investor meeting

2 Comments

Google calculates Pi to 100 trillion digits

Claims world record run took 157 days, 23 hours … and just one Debian server

88 Comments

HPC Cost Modeling Defining the modern HPC experience

What is BEC? Video

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Apple gets lawsuit over Meltdown and Spectre dismissed

Judge finds security is not a central feature of iDevices

1 Comments

Intel freezes hiring for PC chip team, cites 'macroeconomic uncertainty'

Inflation, Apple M2, PC market shrink: Could the timing have been worse?

3 Comments

Dell unveils new XPS 13 devices with Alder Lake CPUs

Best hedge against a slowing PC market? Take some design tips from Apple

6 Comments

Semiconductor industry growth to slow in 2022, warns IDC

Chip price hikes keeping sector healthy but new fabs could lead to 'overcapacity'

3 Comments

PC shipments sink amid steady waves of supply chain, war disruptions

320 million units forecast, still well above pre-pandemic, but boom is over for now

1 Comments

Twitter shareholders to vote on Elon Musk's acquisition

Mogul's team sprayed with 'firehose' of data as unending saga continues

25 Comments

HP pilots paper delivery service for Instant Ink subscribers

'Having to go buy paper is very painful' for customers, says CEO. Let's just say the profit margins aren't

30 Comments

UK police to spend tens of millions on legacy comms network kit

More evidence of where that half-a-billion-a-year cost of Emergency Services Network delay is going

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Cloud Or Colo? The Point When AI Startups Need To Make The Switch Whitepaper

High Performance Computing Built for the Cloud Five Winning Strategies to Accelerate Engineering Innovation

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What keeps Mandiant Intelligence EVP Sandra Joyce up at night? The coming storm

The next wave of security maturity is measuring effectiveness, she told The Register

Cloud services proving handy for cybercriminals, SANS Institute warns

Flying horses, gonna pwn me away...

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Facebook phishing campaign nets millions in IDs and cash

Hundreds of millions of stolen credentials and a cool $59 million

4 Comments

Symantec: More malware operators moving in to exploit Follina

Meanwhile Microsoft still hasn't patched the fatal flaw

10 Comments

Five Eyes alliance’s top cop says techies are the future of law enforcement

Crims have weaponized tech and certain States let them launder the proceeds

15 Comments

Supply chain attacks will get worse: Microsoft Security Response Center boss

Do you know all of your software dependencies? Spoiler alert: hardly anybody is on top of it

8 Comments

Traditional Email Security is NOT Enough.

How to Build a Layered Defense to Combat Advanced Phishing Threats

Software

NHTSA upgrades Tesla Autopilot probe, could lead to recall

Up for debate is whether Autopilot, or humans behaving badly, is the reason for Tesla's iffy safety record

6 Comments

Apple offers improved Linux support in macOS Ventura

Penguin fans will be able to use Rosetta 2 to run x86 binaries in forthcoming update

Microsoft accidentally turned off hardware requirements for Windows 11

Zero day? Yeah, we'll get to it. Running Windows 11 on old CPUs? OMG WE MUST FIX THIS NOW!

21 Comments

Indian developer educator Scaler moves to America with $11k online courses

MOOC dropouts, boot camp avoiders, and college-averse students sought

5 Comments

Vivaldi email client released 7 years after first announcement

Multiple accounts, local storage, calendars, and feeds make it worth the wait

36 Comments

Linux Mint adopts Timeshift from overworked original developer

Team lead Clement Lefebvre takes over maintaining backup tool from UMix creator

13 Comments

Good news for GNOME fans as Adaptive Sync displays come to Mutter

It may sound like a trivial feature, but this sort of thing matters, and not only to gamers

1 Comments

Infosys celebrates first birthday of glitchy Indian tax portal by fixing another bug

Search fail added to list of embarrassing issues since debut

4 Comments

AI to help study first images from James Webb Space Telescope

To find dark matter and early galaxies, Morpheus could be The One

6 Comments

AI chatbot trained on posts from web sewer 4chan behaved badly – just like human members

Bot was booted for being bothersome

26 Comments

Singapore's Grab enters maps-as-a-service market

Takes on global players with data sourced from customers, plus paid contributions from delivery drivers

2 Comments

Offbeat

Alibaba sued for selling a 3D printer that overheated, caught fire, and killed a man

Parents claim Chinese retailer is liable for their son's tragic death

10 Comments

Meteoroid hits main mirror on James Webb Space Telescope

Impact at the end of May bad enough to garble data, but NASA isn't worried

20 Comments

Microsoft trumpets updated HR-friendly policies (that comply with recently changed laws)

Bins non-competes and promises salary transparency

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After the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in June 2022, 14 states have imposed near-total abortion bans. (Arizona may soon join them.) While all of these states include exemptions to save the life

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Thursday, April 25, 2024

By Walt Hickey Digital Books Libraries pay extra when it comes to e-books that they lend out, and it can pinch them financially. For instance, Britney Spears' memoir The Woman In Me cost a library

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Thursday, April 25, 2024

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Microsoft accidentally turned off hardware requirements for Windows 11 [Fri Jun 10 2022]

{* Daily Headlines *}

Microsoft accidentally turned off hardware requirements for Windows 11

Off-Prem

AWS says it will cloudify your mainframe workloads

Salesforce touts Google Ads, ecommerce, social media integration for Customer 360

Salesforce faces diversity audit from activist investors

Google calculates Pi to 100 trillion digits

HPC Cost Modeling

What is BEC?

On-Prem

Apple gets lawsuit over Meltdown and Spectre dismissed

Intel freezes hiring for PC chip team, cites 'macroeconomic uncertainty'

Dell unveils new XPS 13 devices with Alder Lake CPUs

Semiconductor industry growth to slow in 2022, warns IDC

PC shipments sink amid steady waves of supply chain, war disruptions

Twitter shareholders to vote on Elon Musk's acquisition

HP pilots paper delivery service for Instant Ink subscribers

UK police to spend tens of millions on legacy comms network kit

Cloud Or Colo? The Point When AI Startups Need To Make The Switch

High Performance Computing Built for the Cloud

Security

What keeps Mandiant Intelligence EVP Sandra Joyce up at night? The coming storm

Cloud services proving handy for cybercriminals, SANS Institute warns

Facebook phishing campaign nets millions in IDs and cash

Symantec: More malware operators moving in to exploit Follina

Five Eyes alliance’s top cop says techies are the future of law enforcement

Supply chain attacks will get worse: Microsoft Security Response Center boss

Traditional Email Security is NOT Enough.

Software

NHTSA upgrades Tesla Autopilot probe, could lead to recall

Apple offers improved Linux support in macOS Ventura

Microsoft accidentally turned off hardware requirements for Windows 11

Indian developer educator Scaler moves to America with $11k online courses

Vivaldi email client released 7 years after first announcement

Linux Mint adopts Timeshift from overworked original developer

Good news for GNOME fans as Adaptive Sync displays come to Mutter

Infosys celebrates first birthday of glitchy Indian tax portal by fixing another bug

AI to help study first images from James Webb Space Telescope

AI chatbot trained on posts from web sewer 4chan behaved badly – just like human members

Singapore's Grab enters maps-as-a-service market

Offbeat

Alibaba sued for selling a 3D printer that overheated, caught fire, and killed a man

Meteoroid hits main mirror on James Webb Space Telescope

Microsoft trumpets updated HR-friendly policies (that comply with recently changed laws)

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