MIT eggheads devise a better way to predict application performance | Continue reading
Nastygram to DNS overseer follows long, flawed and drawn-out process | Continue reading
Some engineers are just better than others... at being noticed | Continue reading
'Its life doesn't have to end!' | Continue reading
'These models should not go into clinical practice at all,' academic tells El Reg | Continue reading
'Closed source' blueprints available for all to gawp at – and potentially exploit | Continue reading
Pet adoption ML coder apologizes and says desire to be ranked #1 'compromised my judgement' | Continue reading
Homeland Security memo not an abuse of power, court decides | Continue reading
Talk about high tech: Software maker exposes cloud silo of personal info in tale of security gone bong | Continue reading
Shock discovery after Brit super-boffin's stuff disappears decades earlier | Continue reading
Coder apologizes and says desire to be ranked #1 'compromised my judgment' | Continue reading
Login management service sulks in days-long TITSUP* for some | Continue reading
Share all our code modifications with others? Think again, hippie | Continue reading
Investigators ask Chocolate Factory to help them connect the geographic dots | Continue reading
State of Wasm: 'Better support for high-level languages', plus interesting cross-platform news | Continue reading
Big Blue to build and run private cloud | Continue reading
No Continuum this time, now it's all about the Android | Continue reading
Plus: TikTok clocked, Honey in a sticky situation, Arm's PAN mechanisms sidestepped | Continue reading
Purchase funded by debt, includes another ex-ICANNer, will be done through four different companies. All perfectly normal | Continue reading
Businesses have many options, but with 25% of Windows users still on 7, security is a worry | Continue reading
Malware loaded onto more than 5k cash tills but pre-GDPR screw-up means retailer dodged bigger financial bullet | Continue reading
Described FAA regulators being briefed as 'like dogs watching TV' | Continue reading
No one can agree on how it's calculated | Continue reading
El Reg speaks to ex-AT&T boffin who previously probed weird effect | Continue reading
If CheckPeople could take a look at this, that would be great | Continue reading
And even better, you've got a good chance of winning against it | Continue reading
Uploads, deletions, private-to-public switcharoos, all bad stuff | Continue reading
The Chocolate Factory's bug hunters revise 90-day disclosure rules | Continue reading
You wouldn't want to 'upend the computer software industry', eh? | Continue reading
Systemd? It's the proper technical solution, says kernel maintainer | Continue reading
Sorry, meant to say Verisign contributes to 'security threat' education | Continue reading
Infrastructure protector looks to defend people and devices | Continue reading
Systemd? It's the proper technical solution, says kernel maintainer | Continue reading
Yorkshire and Clydesdale latest to join ongoing game of TITSUP*manship | Continue reading
And now he faces up to 20 years in the slammer | Continue reading
Distributed app platform's proposed agreement 'isn't freedom respecting,' he says | Continue reading
'It was easy, for some definition of easy,' solver tells El Reg | Continue reading
Q&A biz admits mistakes, promises more discreet public communication | Continue reading
Official reports reveal 'as designed but not intended' snafu | Continue reading
And by the way, sorry about Swift and Kitura | Continue reading
El Reg pulls up a chair next to the fire and chats to box giant's CEO Antonio Neri | Continue reading
A decade later, has LibreOffice succeeded? With business still hooked on Microsoft Office, not really | Continue reading
Nothing on you? Ask a friend | Continue reading
Web giant claims she broke rules with pro-union popup code – fellow techies reckon that's rubbish | Continue reading
Take a break from calling for the end of e2e, so they can switch encrypted chat apps | Continue reading
School in Germany rolls out credential refresh with printed ID requirement | Continue reading
Lightweight Linux VMs for all. So long as Ubuntu is your thing | Continue reading
Woke tech giants sued for 'knowingly benefiting from ... the cruel and brutal use of young children' | Continue reading