All your payment tokens are mine
Calls himself a hacker, surely "All your payment tokens are belong to us" would've been a far more fitting title..
Dell ‘exploring’ VMware spin-off, insists they must keep their special relationship
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Twitter mass hacking: Bill Gates, Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Mike Bloomberg, Biden, Obama, more hijacked to peddle Bitcoin scam
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Rancher rides off into the SUSE-set after acquisition by Linux outfit
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SMIC, SMIC, boom: China's homegrown chip foundry raises £5.27bn as it hits Shanghai Stock Exchange
UK's Ministry of Justice puts out feelers for SaaS ERP with up to £100m on the table
Infosys reports better-than-expected results thanks in part to lower visa costs
Yahoo! Japan! wants! to! be! side! hustle! for! 100! new! strategy! development! workers!
Google promises another low-end Android effort as it buys into Indian mega-carrier Jio Platforms
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Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's a charred white dwarf star blasted across our galaxy by an ancient semi-supernova
Trump U-turns on foreign student crackdown: F-1, M-1 visa holders allowed to study online mid-pandemic in the US
Double helping of delays for SpaceX as Starlink, ANASIS-II missions cling to terra firma
Japanese probe to land asteroid rock sample in Australia on December 6th
Nvidia watches Brit upstart Graphcore swing into rear-view mirror waving beastly second-gen AI chip hardware
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SoftBank: Oi, we paid $32bn for you, when are you going to strong-Arm some more money out of your customers?
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