ABS Clusterfuck 2.0
Ready for launch, probably...
Posts by Winkypop
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Australian Bureau of Statistics flip-flops over marriage equality survey
GoDaddy gives white supremacist site its marching orders after Charlottesville slur
Monday 14th August 2017 06:15 GMT 
Good for you El Reg
"The Register chooses not quote or link to the site's remarks, on grounds that it is difficult to imagine more insensitive language being used to describe a recently-deceased person, or a more sexist depiction of a woman being used under almost any circumstances."
Truly sad for everyone else.
Trump's America?
HMS Queen Lizzie impugned by cheeky Scot's drone landing
Tech billionaire Khosla loses battle over public beach again – and still grants no access
Good Lord: Former UK spy boss backs crypto
Hey America! Your internet is going to be so much better this January
Lauri Love and Gary McKinnon's lawyer, UK supporters rally around Marcus Hutchins
We all deserve a break. Pack your bags. Four Earth-like worlds found around nearby Tau Ceti
Manchester firm shut down for pretending to be Google
For fork's sake! Bitcoin Core braces for another cryptocurrency split
Foot-long £1 sausage roll arrives
Hotspot Shield VPN throws your privacy in the fire, injects ads, JS into browsers – claim
Parents claim Disney gobbled up kids' info through mobile games
Space Duck 2.0 is New Horizons' next destination
WannaCry-slayer Marcus Hutchins 'built Kronos banking trojan' – FBI
'Real' people want govts to spy on them, argues UK Home Secretary
Go fork yourself: Bitcoin has split in two – and yes, it's all forked up
Fox News fabricated faux news with Donald Trump, lawsuit claims
nbn™ blames cheap-ass telcos for grumpy users, absolves CVC pricing
Steve Bannon wants Facebook, Google 'regulated like utilities'
Apple removes VPN apps in China as Russia's Putin puts in the boot with VPN banlaw
Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg: Crypto ban won't help trap terrorists
Scary news: Asteroid may pass Earth by just 6,880km in October
Apple exits music player biz by killing iPod Nano, iPod Shuffle
It took DEF CON hackers minutes to pwn these US voting machines
The ultimate full English breakfast – have your SAY
Adobe will kill Flash by 2020: No more updates, support, tears, pain...
China censors drop the soap operas, sitcoms
Fan of FBI cosplay? Enjoy freaking out your neighbors? Have we got the eBay auction for you
Cops harpoon two dark net whales in megabust: AlphaBay and Hansa
UK uni warns students of phishers trying to nick their tuition fees
Apple hurls out patches for dozens of security holes in iOS, macOS
UK government's war on e-cigs is over
UK.gov snaps on rubber gloves, prepares for mandatory porn checks
Now here's a novel idea: Digitising Victorian-era stamp duty machines
UK spookhaus GCHQ can crack end-to-end encryption, claims Australian A-G
Dear racist Airbnb host, we've enrolled you in an Asian American studies course
ATO phone hacking 'tutorial' is tame unless you use a Nokia 1100
Russia, China vow to kill off VPNs, Tor browser
Ransomware-slinging support scammers hire local cash mule in Oz
LHC finds a new and very charming particle: the Xicc++ baryon
Trump backs off idea for joint US/Russian 'impenetrable Cyber Security unit'
Oz government wants its own definition of what 'backdoor' means
Mainframe TITSUP totals Oz tax tech, again
Bonkers call to boycott Raspberry Pi Foundation over 'gay agenda'
Minister says Oz Medicare breach was crims, not hackers
One-third of Brit IT projects on track to fail
Medicare data leaks, but who was breached?
Kaspersky repeats offer: America can see my source code
Oz attorney-general a step closer to SCNA*
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