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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

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

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

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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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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?

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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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