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Partial beer print horror as Microsoft's printer bug fix, er, doesn't Bugs, patchually: Just when you thought it was safe to print from Windows

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AWS acknowledges that deploying to its cloud is too hard for .NET developers – so here is a tool to automate it

Ugh, it's so opinionated, sometimes in an arbitrary way

SQL now a dirty word for Oracle, at least in cloudy data warehouses

Python still welcome, though

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The Future Of Remote Work: Securing A Distributed Workforce eBook

IBM Watson AIOps An AI-powered IT incident resolution application, fueled by your own data.

Offbeat

Listen to The Sound of Perseverance: Not the death metal album, but NASA's Mars rover on the move

Rolling over the Martian stones toward a drop-off for the Ingenuity Helicopter

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Missile systems software dev leaker has sentence almost doubled after UK.gov says 4½ years was too soft

Ex-BAE engineer refused to give Brit cops his VeraCrypt key

14 Comments

Something fishy is going on in Taiwan as folk change name to include 'salmon' for free sushi

Youngsters rise to the bait after restaurant chain's promotion

22 Comments

Singapore seeks freer international data flows to boost post-COVID-19 growth

City-state also deploys new contact tracing boxes at entrances to public places

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Webcast Slide Deck \| Protect and recover your NAS and unstructured data Faster, more reliable, more compatible

The Future-Ready SOC Using XDR to achieve unified visibility and control

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Apple accused of unfairly banishing Watch keyboard app for the visually impaired from its software souk

FlickType claims it's being squeezed to force an acquisition

Ofcom says no price controls on full-fibre broadband until 2031, giving BT's Openreach the kick to 'build like fury'

Analyst: 'Ultimate winner is BT as it's avoided cost-based regulation for next half decade'

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Big problem: Nominet members won't know how many votes they're casting in decision to oust CEO, chair

.UK registry operator leaves itself open to vote rigging accusations

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With Nominet’s board-culling vote just days away, we speak to one man who will publicly support the management

'There should be a dialogue – not a double-barreled shotgun'

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China's top chip company speaks of massive silicon shortage felt around the globe

More car delays due to chip crunch, Texan weather wipeout hasn't helped either

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Replace AV Buyer’s Guide

Adapted from the SANS guide to evaluating next-generation endpoint security

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Lord joins campaign urging UK government to reform ye olde Computer Misuse Act

Conservative peer praises CyberUp for potential industry benefits

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The Roaring Twenties: Future foreign policy will rely on rejuvenated 'cyber' sector, UK government claims

Good news for Mancunian infosec and chip design bods, but we're raising an eyebrow on the nukes

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Workforce toiling away at home? That’s just where the hackers want them

Here’s how to work out what your new security model should look like

McAfee, the company, says Chinese attackers targeted Asian and US telcos

Fake Huawei and Flash sites helped steal info about 5G tech

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Software

Windows 10 Insider build fixes the fix it sent out to fix the fix that broke printing? Afraid not, but here's a new Notepad icon

Terminal and Power Automate elevated to inbox status, Auto HDR for gamers

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Let it snow: Android 12 Developer Preview 2 lands, bringing UI and security API tweaks

World's most used mobile phone OS gets some new toys

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Partial beer print horror as Microsoft's printer bug fix, er, doesn't

Bugs, patchually: Just when you thought it was safe to print from Windows

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What happens when your massive text-generating neural net starts spitting out people's phone numbers? If you're OpenAI, you create a filter

How to curb GPT-3's tongue

4 Comments

SaaSy move: GitLab floats a new company over the Great Firewall of China

Who's looking after my code? JiHu, that's who...

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UBports community delivers 'second-largest release of Ubuntu Touch ever'

Linux for smartphones: OTA-16 brings fixes for brave Android avoiders

15 Comments

Northern Ireland hands deal worth up to £87m to Fujitsu: Now keep our 15-year-old Oracle HR system up and running

Competition? We've heard of it

16 Comments

In the lab: Robotic AI-powered exoskeletons to help disabled people move freely without implants

With kill switches to stop the gear going off the rails

13 Comments

Australian police suggests app to record consent to sexual activity

‘You swipe left and right and there’s another option if you want to have intimacy’ says commissioner

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Partial beer print horror as Microsoft's printer bug fix, er, doesn't

Off-Prem

AWS acknowledges that deploying to its cloud is too hard for .NET developers – so here is a tool to automate it

SQL now a dirty word for Oracle, at least in cloudy data warehouses

The Future Of Remote Work: Securing A Distributed Workforce

IBM Watson AIOps

Offbeat

Listen to The Sound of Perseverance: Not the death metal album, but NASA's Mars rover on the move

Missile systems software dev leaker has sentence almost doubled after UK.gov says 4½ years was too soft

Something fishy is going on in Taiwan as folk change name to include 'salmon' for free sushi

Singapore seeks freer international data flows to boost post-COVID-19 growth

Webcast Slide Deck | Protect and recover your NAS and unstructured data

The Future-Ready SOC

On-Prem

Apple accused of unfairly banishing Watch keyboard app for the visually impaired from its software souk

Ofcom says no price controls on full-fibre broadband until 2031, giving BT's Openreach the kick to 'build like fury'

Big problem: Nominet members won't know how many votes they're casting in decision to oust CEO, chair

With Nominet’s board-culling vote just days away, we speak to one man who will publicly support the management

China's top chip company speaks of massive silicon shortage felt around the globe

Replace AV Buyer’s Guide

Security

Lord joins campaign urging UK government to reform ye olde Computer Misuse Act

The Roaring Twenties: Future foreign policy will rely on rejuvenated 'cyber' sector, UK government claims

Workforce toiling away at home? That’s just where the hackers want them

McAfee, the company, says Chinese attackers targeted Asian and US telcos

Software

Windows 10 Insider build fixes the fix it sent out to fix the fix that broke printing? Afraid not, but here's a new Notepad icon

Let it snow: Android 12 Developer Preview 2 lands, bringing UI and security API tweaks

Partial beer print horror as Microsoft's printer bug fix, er, doesn't

What happens when your massive text-generating neural net starts spitting out people's phone numbers? If you're OpenAI, you create a filter

SaaSy move: GitLab floats a new company over the Great Firewall of China

UBports community delivers 'second-largest release of Ubuntu Touch ever'

Northern Ireland hands deal worth up to £87m to Fujitsu: Now keep our 15-year-old Oracle HR system up and running

In the lab: Robotic AI-powered exoskeletons to help disabled people move freely without implants

Australian police suggests app to record consent to sexual activity

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