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Not for children: Audacity fans drop the f-bomb after privacy agreement changes 'Fork.' What did you think we meant?

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Why stick with one legacy database when you could have 15 in the cloud?

Learn how to swap tedium for transformation with this Regcast

Google Cloud poaches SAP exec Adaire Fox-Martin to run EMEA ops

Hired to boost channel sales and, erm, 'accelerate' that 'growth journey'

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Big Blue's big email blues signal terminal decline – unless it learns to migrate itself

Quit financial engineering and go back to your roots, IBM

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Cloud Security Blind Spots Detecting And Fixing Cloud Misconfigurations

Securing Identities, Credentials, and Access in Federal Government Agencies

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Big Tech’s Asian lobby warns Hong Kong its anti-doxxing laws could damage the economy

Current draft makes staff personally liable and Asia Internet Coalition says that could crimp innovation

Taikonauts complete seven-hour spacewalk, the first for China since 2008

Crew do some DIY, move a camera, you know, the usual … but in zero gravity

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Now everyone can take in the sights and smells of a London tram station shut for 70 years

Mmm, musty

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Black screens in Windows 11? Bork has seen it all before

Welcome to Madeira, autonomous region of Borkugal

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

Resiliency at the point of data Reduce risk and guarantee data availability

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Arm chief hits out at 'ill-informed speculation' over proposed Nvidia buyout

Hakuna matata

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Things that needn't be said: Don't plonk a massive Starlink disk on the hood of your car

It's illegal

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It’s not if you embrace AI, it’s when

(and when is probably now)

Security

The cost of cyber insurance increased 32% last year and shows no signs of easing

'Claims are up, capacity is down, and underwriting profitability is, at best, under pressure'

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The wheels come off Formula 1's notification service as fans plied with attacker's messages

'Foo' – not the noise of a passing car

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What's this about a lawyer looking for an heir? City of London Police seek IT crew to help crack down on fraud

Contract worth £75m over seven years

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DiDi, China’s Uber analog, booted from local app stores for data naughtiness

And so were two other app-makers that also happen to have listed in the USA lately

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IT for service providers biz Kaseya defers decision about SaaS restoration following supply chain attack

REvil gang asks for $70m as ransomware rampages through MSPs and perhaps 1,000 clients

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Software

Sing a song of Office, a pocketful of why: ARM64 version running in a Pi

When the Pi was loaded/ with native Windows 11 bling... wasn’t it quite Armful, a somewhat speedy thing

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Latest patches show Rust for Linux project making great strides towards the kernel

Torvalds reckons 'it might be mergeable for 5.14'

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Not for children: Audacity fans drop the f-bomb after privacy agreement changes

'Fork.' What did you think we meant?

72 Comments

PPE, Part II: UK health department takes second stab at e-commerce system for personal protective equipment

Let's hope this time a shortage can be averted

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NHS England staff voice concerns about access controls on US spy-tech firm Palantir's COVID-19 data store

Foundry platform lacks transparency and accountability, sources tell El Reg

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Audacity is a poster child for what can be achieved with open-source software

If Muse Group's stewardship takes a wrong turn, there's always the fork button*

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One good deed leads to a storm in an Exchange Server

Enthusiasm and youth are once again no match for age and cunning

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Opera browser tries to make sweet music for the ears of Chromebook users

Bakes in VPN, ad-blocker, even a crypto wallet, and claims it’s the only non-Chrome browser to harmonise with Google’s lightweight lappies

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Not for children: Audacity fans drop the f-bomb after privacy agreement changes [Tue Jul 6 2021]

{* Daily Headlines *}

Not for children: Audacity fans drop the f-bomb after privacy agreement changes

Off-Prem

Why stick with one legacy database when you could have 15 in the cloud?

Google Cloud poaches SAP exec Adaire Fox-Martin to run EMEA ops

Big Blue's big email blues signal terminal decline – unless it learns to migrate itself

Cloud Security Blind Spots

Securing Identities, Credentials, and Access in Federal Government Agencies

Offbeat

Big Tech’s Asian lobby warns Hong Kong its anti-doxxing laws could damage the economy

Taikonauts complete seven-hour spacewalk, the first for China since 2008

Now everyone can take in the sights and smells of a London tram station shut for 70 years

Black screens in Windows 11? Bork has seen it all before

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

Resiliency at the point of data

On-Prem

Arm chief hits out at 'ill-informed speculation' over proposed Nvidia buyout

Things that needn't be said: Don't plonk a massive Starlink disk on the hood of your car

It’s not if you embrace AI, it’s when

Security

The cost of cyber insurance increased 32% last year and shows no signs of easing

The wheels come off Formula 1's notification service as fans plied with attacker's messages

What's this about a lawyer looking for an heir? City of London Police seek IT crew to help crack down on fraud

DiDi, China’s Uber analog, booted from local app stores for data naughtiness

IT for service providers biz Kaseya defers decision about SaaS restoration following supply chain attack

Software

Sing a song of Office, a pocketful of why: ARM64 version running in a Pi

Latest patches show Rust for Linux project making great strides towards the kernel

Not for children: Audacity fans drop the f-bomb after privacy agreement changes

PPE, Part II: UK health department takes second stab at e-commerce system for personal protective equipment

NHS England staff voice concerns about access controls on US spy-tech firm Palantir's COVID-19 data store

Audacity is a poster child for what can be achieved with open-source software

One good deed leads to a storm in an Exchange Server

Opera browser tries to make sweet music for the ears of Chromebook users

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