(And, also worryingly, its increasing financial cost) | Continue reading
'Kape has moved on from those times' | Continue reading
'One of the messier merge windows' means the new stuff might sneak in next week | Continue reading
Claims they're 'designed for durability' but users report kit dies in months – even on mountain bikes | Continue reading
For when it's time to kick that shadow IT habit | Continue reading
'I am a firm supporter of privacy,' Sir Tim declares - even as the service is lambasted over IP logging | Continue reading
'Years of pain' behind the change, said Torvalds, but with Clang a problem it has been weakened | Continue reading
You can't reduce such a vital issue to concern over paedophiles and terrorists | Continue reading
Crackdown on open-ended, unfiltered simulations branded 'a hyper-moral stance' | Continue reading
Looking beyond the programmers | Continue reading
Harvard-Accenture study suggests opening up to 'hidden workers' | Continue reading
Cops can read the SMTP spec too, y'know | Continue reading
Open source business model problems for modern-day HyperCard | Continue reading
Chair of UK Financial Conduct Authority says more regulation will help innovation to flourish | Continue reading
Also: Compiler warnings now treated as errors by default in kernel builds | Continue reading
Don't trust the insurer's techies, take the blame and other practical tips | Continue reading
Tiers of a clown – or the early days of a better service model? | Continue reading
SMIC's 28nm colossus won't get China closer to self-sufficiency in stuff it buys from Intel and AMD, will help in other ways | Continue reading
Amid customer fury, PC maker says it has 'no plans to add any further push notifications' to its stealth adware | Continue reading
This isn't over says man pushing for neural networks' rights | Continue reading
Address randomisation not implemented on some, it seems | Continue reading
Too many inexperienced project managers and not enough DevSecOps | Continue reading
We can't deny people are paying up left, right, and centre... | Continue reading
Mark your diaries: 1 July 2022 is when stuff stops working | Continue reading
Hash cracking reveals verboten slurs, terms like 'liberals, 'Palestine,' and 'socialist' ... and Quake's famous Fast InvSqrt | Continue reading
Data scientist told he faces ban, biz insists otherwise after pushback | Continue reading
Browser-based editor will open files on GitHub, Azure repositories or from the local device | Continue reading
Remains worried about rogue CEO, but is unconcerned about China JV striking out in new directions | Continue reading
Duke University boffins figure out a way to boost the security of recognition networks | Continue reading
Bang out of order | Continue reading
Data scientist told he faces ban, biz insists otherwise after pushback | Continue reading
Then again, it would say that | Continue reading
Yet again, Microsoft tries to make your world more Azure-centric | Continue reading
64-core AMD Epycs win again as upgrade delivers performance boost without slurping more 'leccy | Continue reading
Chocolate Factory says never-ending pandemic threw spanner in October plan | Continue reading
Search for sustainable business model continues, but most usage will still be free | Continue reading
Critics, meanwhile, voice incredulity over how little data has been shared | Continue reading
'We have another 30 years to look forward to,' says Emperor Penguin – and less to worry about as Spectre-proofing code arrives | Continue reading
Malaysian fake news laws didn't work well, so Big Tech should have to do better at spotting and stopping bad actors | Continue reading
Buys in to 'AtmaNirbhar Bharat' self-sufficiency drive and ups capacity for servers while it's at it | Continue reading
Using that CSP 2.0 feature? You may have received a worrying missive | Continue reading
'People wanted a cleaner and simpler Start' said Microsoft, but not everyone's happy | Continue reading
It may hurt community policing, too | Continue reading
Korean firms also keen to be your Seoul provider, says expert | Continue reading
Decade-old policy starting to look silly amid myriad of online late-night vices available to them | Continue reading
australia-southeast2 has a big wobble less than a month after launch | Continue reading
Hands Zuck its second-largest fine ever, also makes Netflix pay up and warns Google to be more obvious about privacy | Continue reading
Unless you like shipping buggy or vulnerable code, keep your hands on the wheel | Continue reading