Containerised Podman and OpenJDK 17 also highlights of minor release | Continue reading
Meanwhile, next crew of astronauts all set to launch on Thursday | Continue reading
Joins 79 nations supporting Paris Call for Trust and Security in Cyberspace – China and Russia aren't on the list | Continue reading
Case study in 'how not to collaborate with upstream'? | Continue reading
Flags any effort to create central bank digital currency as major national infrastructure project | Continue reading
Double-digit declines in Germany, UK, France and 15 other countries | Continue reading
Also: Engineers call for 'a diverse set of browsers across all platforms including iOS' | Continue reading
Expect to shell out around $500k to take it home | Continue reading
Are you syncing what I'm syncing? | Continue reading
Finally – a purpose for the least-used key on your keyboard | Continue reading
'We are absolutely losing some science' | Continue reading
Chocolate Factory thirst hidden behind non-disclosure agreement claims | Continue reading
Big Red, for now, has the upper hand in battle over agreements | Continue reading
Turns out making code public with the right fine-print is harder than rocket science | Continue reading
And we're talking about shipped code, not some Insider beta, here | Continue reading
Why are some of Moz's axed projects bigger than its flagship? | Continue reading
Email tells bosses to down-level open positions to control costs | Continue reading
Nuisance call companies... and others... are quite the nuisance | Continue reading
Dev team doesn’t have necessary hardware, and even if they could afford it eBay is empty | Continue reading
And you need to do it during a pandemic while working from home | Continue reading
Unvaxxed can vaxx off for unpaid leave during which Switchzilla can fire them or erase their jobs | Continue reading
Brit watchdog considering next steps, Australia's orders deletion of scraped image trove | Continue reading
We say GMT, you say BST, let's call the whole thing off | Continue reading
The data must flow | Continue reading
Creates category to control what we call a superapp for antitrust behavior and more | Continue reading
Use it, contribute to it, respect its licences – and plan for security emergencies it creates | Continue reading
I've read this stuff, says one dev. 'Either Google is screwed, or society is screwed' | Continue reading
Still loves Ceph. Now also loved by government buyers, which are funding its factories so they can access more secure servers | Continue reading
Sharding system coded in 40,000+ lines of Rust is changing the way cloud colossus ensures data durability | Continue reading
Game console fixes are limited – and there's no allowance for exploit tools | Continue reading
NYU boffins find the crowd is not all that wise when it comes to spotting misinformation | Continue reading
It's better to work for the Man than the Machine | Continue reading
Yuan 1.0 said to pass Turing test, and require many fewer GPUs than the GPT-3 Microsoft licensed from OpenAI | Continue reading
Subverted libraries likely intended as a prank but should be taken seriously, say security researchers | Continue reading
Indictment reveals org behind banking trojan even had nifty jobs titles like 'Malware Manager' | Continue reading
Even though 5G Advanced isn't even here yet | Continue reading
'If he was an adult he would be going inside' – judge | Continue reading
Yuan 1.0 said to pass Turing test, and require many fewer GPUs than the GPT-3 Microsoft licensed from OpenAI | Continue reading
We dubbed it the Antisocial Network – and it appears we were right | Continue reading
IT giant recommends migration for those unhappy with current functionality | Continue reading
Sir Jeremy Fleming paints picture of a cultural battle over the internet, AI and the soul of future technology | Continue reading
'Nice comparative boost' for AMP claimed to be achieved by actively slowing other formats | Continue reading
It worked on Jolly Roger, it can work on ProudWhiteGuy66373 | Continue reading
Enginners and researchers don't know why | Continue reading
Apparently The Social NetworkTM is the only one allowed to do nasty things with users' data | Continue reading
He's free of governance duties now, but still an emeritus member | Continue reading
WebKit engine is well behind the competition | Continue reading