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"The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has ruled that laws requiring crippled encryption and extensive data retention violate the European Convention on Human Rights." This renders some of the EU's own proposed legislation illegal. More importantly, client-side scanning and … | Continue reading
Software fix coming – that'll be a braking change we'd actually like to see | Continue reading
RSS pioneer Dave Winer sees Mastodon as a positive sign | Continue reading
Closes takeover of One Medical, has your shopping habits and medical data | Continue reading
Enterprise spending on cloud infrastructure services slowed in the fourth quarter of 2022, but that didn't stop the big three platforms from taking two-thirds of the entire market. Cloud spending for the quarter surpassed $61 billion worldwide, which was actually up by more than … | Continue reading
In what looks like a victory for farmers in the United States, the American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) has struck a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with equipment vendor John Deere regarding the repairability of its machines. As farming has become more technology-driven, Dee … | Continue reading
7.5 megawatt digs in Marseille and Los Angeles sites for floating, sustainable DCs | Continue reading
Builder and programmer of the ARC and SEC turned 100 this year | Continue reading
Everyone has to join Discourse… although you can still participate via email | Continue reading
Reports of melting power adapters, a problem Nvidia may have known about | Continue reading
RealPage's algorithm screwed tenants by inflating costs, it is claimed | Continue reading
With Microsoft and LinkedIn close on shipping giant's heels | Continue reading
Your IT storage may go from terabytes to Exbytes | Continue reading
The ghosts of dead trees haunt us still | Continue reading
McKinsey forecasts market value of $5 trillion by 2030, Citi says up to $13 trillion, but Canalys doesn't agree | Continue reading
Plus better support for some newer Intel wireless and graphics chipsets | Continue reading
China-owned boredom-killing biz issues precision-engineered denial | Continue reading
China-owned boredom-killing biz issues precision-engineered denial | Continue reading
Er, did Joe forget who runs Starlink? | Continue reading
Scream with us: Aaaaaa-AAH | Continue reading
Works well, but selection of available apps is meagre | Continue reading
But the solution may need more than a really big database | Continue reading
SafeBreach supposedly spots somewhat stealthy subversive software | Continue reading
Attempted revival of virtual reality is only just beginning and already the cops just want to take a look around | Continue reading
Australia's Medibank says it's been shown stolen data that includes details of treatments administered to customers | Continue reading
Orca Security disclosed the bug, and older versions remain vulnerable | Continue reading
Boffins say educators need to deal with opportunities and risks of GitHub Copilot and pals | Continue reading
Video Electronics Standards Association shows the USB Implementers Forum how it's done | Continue reading
Don't penalize resellers for selling refurbished kit, educate shareholders on being Earth's friend | Continue reading
Time to start considering forest blazes alongside industrial sources of greenhouse gases, say scientists | Continue reading
SOCRadar says sensitive information from 150,000 companies was exposed but Redmond disputes findings | Continue reading
Tick tick tick ... just 8 days to go | Continue reading
Why does it always rain on renters, asks CTO? | Continue reading
"Serverless" microVMs further blur the line between containers and virtual machines | Continue reading
Don't want to see ads during your trip? Sorry, no app for that | Continue reading
Chip giant flutters eyelashes at Europe in hope of early acqusition | Continue reading
And would you believe it, employees are not thrilled | Continue reading
Everyone cool with us plonking down a massive warehouse here? No? Oh well | Continue reading
AI-driven coding tool might generate other people's code – who knew? Well, Redmond, for one | Continue reading
Big Red rolls out DB document handling, white-label cloud package – but customers warned to check out terms of service first | Continue reading
There goes Woke Big Tech again, downplaying traditional liberal views | Continue reading
Or maybe we've just lost our appetite. Either way, lead times are very slowly on the mend | Continue reading
Fix-it guides among changes mulled by FTC for home appliances and potentially other stuff | Continue reading
An open source rival to Ableton | Continue reading
It's almost like there's some midterms coming up | Continue reading
What? Sanctions-busting sellers aren't interested in your complaints? That's a shame | Continue reading
It's plane to see it wants more info on fluid dynamics of flying engines | Continue reading