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Posts by Anne-Lise Pasch
363 posts • joined 31 Jul 2008
Nvidia releases $1,999, 8K-capable GeForce RTX 3090 Ti GPU
Client demo in 30 minutes. Just what could go wrong?
Prototype app outperforms and outlasts outsourced production version
Internet backbone Cogent cuts Russia connectivity
Ceefax replica goes TITSUP* as folk pine for simpler times
MySQL a 'pretty poor database' says departing Oracle engineer
Seagate demos hard disk drive with an NVMe interface. Yup, one with spinning platters
Microsoft's problem child, Windows 11, is here. Will you run it? Can you run it? Do you even WANT to run it?
Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram deplatform themselves: Services down globally
Microsoft does and doesn't want you to know it won't stop you manually installing Windows 11 on older PCs
Microsoft's Cloud PCs debut – priced between $20 and $158 a month
Re: Even MORE RANSOMWARE !
So much wrong here I don't know where to start.
First, Windows 11 runs fine without SecureBoot and TPM 2.0. They're pushing for it, but its not required.
Google: bypass tpm install windows 11
Online = Easily Hacked? I'm just going to walk past that. I'm sure you'll get on well with your bricks-and-mortar only bank, if you can still find one. Make sure you air-gap your ubuntu.
Windows (spelled without the childish Z) has its issues. But letting security flaws fester isn't one of them.
But I'm not sure you care about facts, so I'll stop with the thought that Free Software isn't free for enterprise, it still needs supporting. And that costs way more than the Licensing.
Following Torvalds' nudge, Paragon's NTFS driver for Linux is on track for kernel
Age discrimination case against IBM leaks emails, docs via bad redaction
What’s the big deal with service meshes? Think of them as SDN at Layer 7
Ethernet standards wonks eye up speeds beyond 400Gb/s
Re: In the meantime 10Gb/s has been available for years now ...
My Virgin internet runs at 1.2Gb. But I have a single port connection (no link aggregation on a superhub) so I can't actually use the speed offered. When a Sabrent 5-Gigabit Ethernet Adapter is 60 quid on Amazon, and Cat-7 is available, you just want to be able to plug it in. So having a step change is welcome.
What next for Visual Studio? Microsoft's monster IDE can't please everyone and 64-bit will not solve legacy problems
Microsoft revokes MVP status of developer who tweeted complaint about request to promote SQL-on-Azure
You want a reboot? I'll give you a reboot! Happy now?
Quality control, Soviet style: Here's another fine message you've gotten me into
Imagine your data center backup generator kicks in during power outage ... and catches fire. Well, it happened
Vegas, baby! A Register reader gambles his software will beat the manual system
A Code War has replaced The Cold War. And right now we’re losing it
I remember
In 2002, Bill Gates said exactly this point, and that's when Microsoft went into the 'Trustworthy Computing Initiative' because we'd lost all trust in client/server security.
In 2012, at the 10 year point, Microsoft released a memo called "At 10-Year Milestone, Microsoft’s Trustworthy Computing Initiative More Important than Ever"
Next year, at the 20 year point, I expect Microsoft will release a memo that simply says, "Sorry guys"
Drag Autonomy founder's 'fraudulent guns' and 'grasping claws' to the US for a criminal trial, thunders barrister
Lenovo reveals smart specs that let you eyeball five virtual displays, with strings attached
Ticketmaster: We're not liable for credit card badness because the hack straddled GDPR day
ByteDance rebuffs Microsoft's TikTok purchase proposal
Huge if true... Trump explodes as he learns open source could erode China tech ban
Real-time tragedy: Dumb deletion leaves librarian red-faced and fails to nix teenage kicks on the school network
It's time to track people's smartphones to ensure they self-isolate during this global pandemic, says WHO boffin
Education tech supplier RM smacked by UK schools closure
Microsoft nukes 9 million-strong Necurs botnet after unpicking domain name-generating algorithm
Google: You know we said that Chrome tracker contained no personally identifiable info? Yeah, about that...
Sure, check through my background records… but why are you looking at my record collection?
Are we having fund yet, npm? CTO calls for patience after devs complain promised donations platform has stalled
Startup Mycroft AI declares it will fight 'patent troll' tooth and nail after its Linux voice-assistant attracts lawsuit
RIP FTP? File Transfer Protocol switched off by default in Chrome 80
From WordPad to WordAds: Microsoft caught sneaking nagging Office promos into venerable text editor beta
EU've been naughty: GDPR has netted bloc €114m in fines since 2018
Unlocking news: We decrypt those cryptic headlines about Scottish cops bypassing smartphone encryption
Re: Fail to see what the fuss is
My 'fuss' is that this toolset changes the device and does harm. Its the digital equivalent of kicking the door in. One does not simply 'unroot' afterwards, no harm, no foul. So normalizing this ability allows officers to think that this is a lockpick, not a siege weapon.