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Seriously, you do not want to make that cable your earth
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RISC-V needs more than an open architecture to compete
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September 16, 1992, was not a good day to be overly enthusiastic about your job
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Confirmation dialog Groundhog Day: I click OK and it keeps coming back
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Your AI can't tell you it's lying if it thinks it's telling the truth. That's a problem
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In IT, no good deed ever goes unpunished
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The month I worked for DEADHEAD: Yes, that was their job title
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Beware the techie who takes things literally
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Food for thought on the return to the office
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File suffixes: Who needs them? Well, this guy did
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Nothing's working, and I've checked everything, so it must be YOUR fault
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Halo Infinite ups the nostalgia factor for fans of the originals, but it's not without limits
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The year ahead in technology fail: You knew they were bad, now they're going to prove it
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Predictive Dirty Dozen: What will and won't happen in 2022 (unless it doesn’t/does)
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Microsoft Paint + car park touchscreen = You already know where this is going
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Not the kind of note you want to see fluttering from an ATM
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Who you gonna call? Premium numbers, but a not-so-premium service
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Log4j and Omicron: Brothers in harm, mothers of invention
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A smarter alternative to password recognition could be right in front of us: Unique, invisible, maybe even deadly
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New World: Grindy? Check. Repetitive? Check. Fun? We hate to say it... but check
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Config cockup leaves Reg reader reaching for the phone
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Get real: Say what you like about your app but don't be surprised if I trollsplain
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How to stop a content filter becoming a career-shortening network component
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When everyone else is on vacation, it's time to whip out the tiny screwdrivers
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Fix five days of server failure with this one weird trick
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Horizon Workrooms promises a virtual future of teal despair
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Hacking the computer with wirewraps and soldering irons: Just fix the issues as they come up, right?
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So the data centre's 'getting a little hot' – at 57°C, that's quite the understatement
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Come fly with me. But first we need to find a boot device
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The web was done right the first time. An ancient 3D banana shows Microsoft does a lot right, too
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How to keep your enterprise up to date by deploying the very latest malware
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The world is chaos but my Zoom background is control-freak perfection
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Thanks, boss. The accidental creation of a lights-out data centre – what a fun surprise
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How many remote controls do you really need? Answer: about a bowl-ful
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Today I shall explain how dual monitors work using the medium of interpretive dance
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Nobody expects the borkish bank-wisition: When I said I wanted some notes from the ATM, I never thought I'd see...
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Nature is healing: Shhh. It's a lesser spotted Pi Bork nesting behind the bushes at IKEA
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Your private data has been nabbed: Please update your life as soon as possible while we deflect responsibility
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Beijing steps on Alibaba's Ant Group by forcing it to submit to same regulation as banks
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How to ensure your tech predictions catch on in a flash? Do the mash
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A floppy filled with software worth thousands of francs: Techie can't take it, customs won't keep it. What to do?
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Easily distracted by too many apps, too many meetings, and too much asparagus
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Yep, you're totally unique: That one very special user and their very special problem
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A Code War has replaced The Cold War. And right now we’re losing it
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Stob's vital message to Britain's IT nation: And no, it's not about that
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Verity Stob is 'Disgusted of HG Wells': Time, gentlemen, please
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In Rust We Trust: Stob gets behind the latest language craze
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The Pi who loved me: Licensed to SSL
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Programmers' Question Time: Tiptoe through the tuples
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Everyday doings of a metropolitan techie: Stob's software diary
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