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Shadow over Fedora 34 as maintainer of Java packages quits with some choice words for Red Hat and Eclipse But hey, the release looks OK

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It doesn't really matter how many of us gripe about Google, nothing can stop it printing billions of dollars

Profit, sales soar as giant seemingly scales beyond our perception of reality and scrutiny of society

State of Maine lays off 15 independent consultants on $13k a month amid efforts to implement troubled Workday system

Vendor claims government failed to provide 'clear direction' for the project

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UK government resists pressure to hold statutory inquiry into Post Office Horizon scandal

MPs unite behind call to hold those responsible to account, but minister says it would take too long

18 Comments

Where meetings go to die: Microsoft Teams outage lets customers skip that collaboration call they've been dreading

Another month, another Teams TITSUP*

20 Comments

Words to strike fear into admins' hearts: One in five workers consider themselves 'digital experts' these days

So clever that more than half are using their own gear for work, says Gartner

65 Comments

Pssst! Wanna rent a cheap, off-the-books, third-gen Xeon Scalable? No SLA attached? We know a cloud that can help

A cloud called Azure, which appears to be previewing a Chipzilla special

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Global Threat Report Extended enterprise under threat

How IT Leaders Modernize Operations With E-Signatures Whitepaper

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Traffic lights, who needs 'em? Lucky Kentucky residents up in arms over first roundabout

Is it yield to the left or just ram my way through any which way?

139 Comments

Half-metre pizza or an upgrade from Windows 7? We know what we'd choose

Cheese, pepperoni, and a generous topping of bork

7 Comments

UK Court of Appeal rules Tiny Computers' legal remains can sue Micron and Infineon over 2002 DRAM price-fixing cartel

The dead can't see – until you reanimate them

29 Comments

Monitoring Microservices On Kubernetes E-book

Huawei Industrial Digital Transformation Conference highlights innovation and applied scenarios of technologies The Register takes you through the event’s keynotes

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Don't blame rural carriers for buying Huawei, says FCC Commissioner. They couldn't afford the top-shelf stuff

Cites extremely nascent OpenRAN as country's great hope

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Terror of the adtech industry iOS 14.5 has landed, and Siri can answer your calls ... though she/he can't hang up

Good news for users with disabilities, though there's room for improvement

7 Comments

You're V1 for me, says Arm: Chip biz's 'highest-performance core' takes aim at supercomputers, AI, anything relying on vector math

Plus the N2, its first Armv9 blueprint

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Toyota buys Lyft’s autonomous car group for $550m

Oh what a dealing

13 Comments

China claims it has stolen a march on 6G with colossal patent portfolio

The standard is nascent and won’t land for almost a decade. But the jockeying for position is already fierce

49 Comments

Data Evolution In The Cloud: Asia-Pacific At The Global Vanguard

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Here's what Russia's SVR spy agency does when it breaks into your network, says US CISA infosec agency

Email provider cock.li called out for harbouring snooping personas

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Washington DC police force confirms data breach after ransomware upstart Babuk posts trophies to Tor blog

Newish criminal gang 'trying to make a name for themselves'

13 Comments

Patched Exchange to head off Hafnium? You might only be halfway to safety

Office 365 shop? You may be exposed too. Here’s why – according to Sophos

Software

First Coinbase, now Basecamp: Should workplaces ban political talk on internal corporate platforms?

'You shouldn't have to wonder if staying out of it means you're complicit, or wading into it means you're a target'

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Virtual desktops could fix a lot of today’s problems – if someone could just fix the virtual desktop

Join us and Nutanix to find out how

Shadow over Fedora 34 as maintainer of Java packages quits with some choice words for Red Hat and Eclipse

But hey, the release looks OK

22 Comments

Transport Scotland has £47m to drag its traffic management systems into the 21st century

Existing supplier was first contracted back in the 1990s

8 Comments

NASA comes up with COVID-19 infection detector that's out of this world – E-Nose built from space station gear

Machine-learning algorithms to spot telltale particles in human breath

28 Comments

VMware is 'a few months away' from M1 release of Fusion macOS desktop hypervisor

Test code is apparently blazingly fast, but for now Parallels has VMs on Apple silicon to itself

JavaScript developers left in the dark after DroidScript software shut down by Google over ad fraud allegations

Creator suspects his ID was copied, web giant keeps quiet

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Does the boss want those 2 hours of your free time back? A study says fighting through crowds to office each day hurts productivity [Tue Apr 27 2021]

Tuesday, April 27, 2021

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Sure, your app is crap, but Windows won't tell. Promise [Fri Apr 23 2021]

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University of Minnesota thought it would be cool to try to sneak bad code into Linux as an experiment. Of course, it backfired badly [Thu Apr 22 2021]

Thursday, April 22, 2021

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Shadow over Fedora 34 as maintainer of Java packages quits with some choice words for Red Hat and Eclipse [Wed Apr 28 2021]

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Shadow over Fedora 34 as maintainer of Java packages quits with some choice words for Red Hat and Eclipse

Off-Prem

It doesn't really matter how many of us gripe about Google, nothing can stop it printing billions of dollars

State of Maine lays off 15 independent consultants on $13k a month amid efforts to implement troubled Workday system

UK government resists pressure to hold statutory inquiry into Post Office Horizon scandal

Where meetings go to die: Microsoft Teams outage lets customers skip that collaboration call they've been dreading

Words to strike fear into admins' hearts: One in five workers consider themselves 'digital experts' these days

Pssst! Wanna rent a cheap, off-the-books, third-gen Xeon Scalable? No SLA attached? We know a cloud that can help

Global Threat Report

How IT Leaders Modernize Operations With E-Signatures

Offbeat

Traffic lights, who needs 'em? Lucky Kentucky residents up in arms over first roundabout

Half-metre pizza or an upgrade from Windows 7? We know what we'd choose

UK Court of Appeal rules Tiny Computers' legal remains can sue Micron and Infineon over 2002 DRAM price-fixing cartel

Monitoring Microservices On Kubernetes

Huawei Industrial Digital Transformation Conference highlights innovation and applied scenarios of technologies

On-Prem

Don't blame rural carriers for buying Huawei, says FCC Commissioner. They couldn't afford the top-shelf stuff

Terror of the adtech industry iOS 14.5 has landed, and Siri can answer your calls ... though she/he can't hang up

You're V1 for me, says Arm: Chip biz's 'highest-performance core' takes aim at supercomputers, AI, anything relying on vector math

Toyota buys Lyft’s autonomous car group for $550m

China claims it has stolen a march on 6G with colossal patent portfolio

Data Evolution In The Cloud: Asia-Pacific At The Global Vanguard

Security

Here's what Russia's SVR spy agency does when it breaks into your network, says US CISA infosec agency

Washington DC police force confirms data breach after ransomware upstart Babuk posts trophies to Tor blog

Patched Exchange to head off Hafnium? You might only be halfway to safety

Software

First Coinbase, now Basecamp: Should workplaces ban political talk on internal corporate platforms?

Virtual desktops could fix a lot of today’s problems – if someone could just fix the virtual desktop

Shadow over Fedora 34 as maintainer of Java packages quits with some choice words for Red Hat and Eclipse

Transport Scotland has £47m to drag its traffic management systems into the 21st century

NASA comes up with COVID-19 infection detector that's out of this world – E-Nose built from space station gear

VMware is 'a few months away' from M1 release of Fusion macOS desktop hypervisor

JavaScript developers left in the dark after DroidScript software shut down by Google over ad fraud allegations

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