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open Culture comes first in cybersecurity. That puts cybersecurity on the front line in the culture wars 46
open Teens maintained a mainframe and it went about as well as you'd imagine 95
open Users hated a new app – maybe so much they filed a fake support call 96
open Please sir, may we have some Moore? Doesn't look that way 31
open Dev loudly complained about older colleague, who retired not long after 132
open Microsoft's Euro-mandated File Explorer surgery shows 'less is more' is still a thing 21
open Untrained techie botched a big hardware sale by breaking client's ERP 51
open Developers feared large chaps carrying baseball bats could come to kneecap their ... test account? 91
open Why Google's Chrome monopoly won't crack anytime soon 77
open Huawei's farewell to Android isn't a marketing move, it's chess 125
open The open secret of open washing – why companies pretend to be open source 45
By Tim99
open Developer tried to dress for success, but ended up attired for an expensive outage 160
By Andy A
open Intel's processor failures: A cautionary tale of business vs engineering 94
By FeRDNYC
open The cybersecurity QA trifecta of fail that may burn down the world 32
By Dan 55
open Techie's enthusiasm for decluttering fails to spark joy 57
open Time to study the classics: Vintage tech is the future of enterprise IT 93
open Killing trees with lasers isn’t cool, says Epson. So why are inkjets any better? 121
By Bebu
open Firefox points the way to eradicating one of the rudest words online: PDF 240
By flayman
open Rust is eating into our systems, and it's a good thing 124
open The International Space Station will deorbit in glory. How's your legacy tech doing? 101
open You can never have too many backups. Also, you can never have too many backups 116
open Big Tech is building the metaverse of its own dreams. You don't want to go there 105
open We were promised integrated packages. Instead we got disintegrated apps 145
By Grunchy
open Psst … Want to buy a used IBM Selectric? No questions asked 174
By MattPi
open Dell and Ubuntu certify latest model of XPS 13 ultrabook 19
open Getting that syncing feeling after an Exchange restore 83
open Seriously, you do not want to make that cable your earth 253
open RISC-V needs more than an open architecture to compete 57
By 3arn0wl
open September 16, 1992, was not a good day to be overly enthusiastic about your job 64
open Confirmation dialog Groundhog Day: I click OK and it keeps coming back 145
By rskurat
open Your AI can't tell you it's lying if it thinks it's telling the truth. That's a problem 52
By Rol
open In IT, no good deed ever goes unpunished 71
open The month I worked for DEADHEAD: Yes, that was their job title 71
open Beware the techie who takes things literally 94
open Food for thought on the return to the office 87
By DiViDeD
open File suffixes: Who needs them? Well, this guy did 206
open Nothing's working, and I've checked everything, so it must be YOUR fault 164
open Halo Infinite ups the nostalgia factor for fans of the originals, but it's not without limits 11
By TonyJ
open The year ahead in technology fail: You knew they were bad, now they're going to prove it 79
By alcalde
open Predictive Dirty Dozen: What will and won't happen in 2022 (unless it doesn’t/does) 211
open Microsoft Paint + car park touchscreen = You already know where this is going 56
By druck
open Not the kind of note you want to see fluttering from an ATM 34
open Who you gonna call? Premium numbers, but a not-so-premium service 134
open Log4j and Omicron: Brothers in harm, mothers of invention 36
By tonkei
open A smarter alternative to password recognition could be right in front of us: Unique, invisible, maybe even deadly 81
open New World: Grindy? Check. Repetitive? Check. Fun? We hate to say it... but check 31
open Config cockup leaves Reg reader reaching for the phone 71
open Get real: Say what you like about your app but don't be surprised if I trollsplain 57
open How to stop a content filter becoming a career-shortening network component 69
open When everyone else is on vacation, it's time to whip out the tiny screwdrivers 151

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