Re: 5G
Apart from it will alleviate the capacity problems north of London.
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Mobile operators brace for bigger, faster headaches with 6G
HP Inc to build future products atop grave of flopped 'AI pin'
Wednesday 19th February 2025 12:45 GMT 
Re: Why would a printer need AI?
I like to print recipes and maintenance instructions for my bike, so I don't get muck all over my {laptop,table,phone} and/or don't need to take my gloves off to unlock the $DEVICE for each step's instruction
I bought the printer in 2020 in case French-style forms were brought in during lockdown and have gone through less than a single pack of paper and only replaced the ink once though.
FreSSH bugs undiscovered for years threaten OpenSSH security
AI summaries turn real news into nonsense, BBC finds
Workday erases 8.5% of workforce because of ... AI
Alphabet achieves first $100B annual profit ... and sees its shares sink
Google: How to make any AMD Zen CPU always generate 4 as a random number
Arrr! Can a sailor's marlinspike fix a busted backplane?
Oracle finance system at Europe's largest city council still falls short 2.5 years later
UK telco TalkTalk confirms probe into alleged data grab underway
Tired techie botched preventative maintenance he soon learned wasn't needed
Monday 27th January 2025 08:52 GMT 
Dave stocked up on energy drinks, hit the road, made it to the other office, convinced security to let him in, and cloned the drive properly.
He left that office at around 9PM, reached the first office and its essential PC at 1AM, plugged in the drive and watched it come to life.
I bet he was quite SCSI by the end of that...
BOFH: How to innosplain your way through an audit
User said he did nothing that explained his dead PC – does a new motherboard count?
Friday 24th January 2025 11:21 GMT
Re: My "support days" are hopefully over
Back when I lived in the UK, my line developed a fault where there was a noise that sounded a lot like a ticking clock which obviously upset the ADSL setup. The lady from BT took some convincing that although her system said the line was fine the noise we could both hear was actually a problem...
Better power management, security, and scheduling in Linux kernel 6.13
Ransomware scum make it personal for Reg readers by impersonating tech support
Developers feared large chaps carrying baseball bats could come to kneecap their ... test account?
Where does Microsoft's NPU obsession leave Nvidia's AI PC ambitions?
Monday 20th January 2025 12:04 GMT
Re: hey clayton u dork....
""For stuff that simply doesn't fit on a PC, you run those on GPUs in the cloud, where you have effectively unlimited performance," Clayton added."
Just chuck 200USD a month at OpenAI...
GM parks claims that driver location data was given to insurers, pushing up premiums
Friday 17th January 2025 17:40 GMT
> [3] ISTR that the monarch isn't required to have insurance (or a number plate)..
Apparently the governor of Gibraltar, as the King's representative, has a crown instead of a number plate. The Spanish aren't hugely enthusiastic about that for some reason, so the car has a flip down number plate.
Six vulnerabilities in ubiquitous rsync tool announced and fixed in a day
Brit government contractor CloudKubed enters administration
Friday 17th January 2025 13:59 GMT 
According to its website, the business offered "scalable digital strategies," "portfolio transformation," "program and project management," "cloud and data engineering," "enterprise architecture," and "business transformation alignment," among other things.
Had they put Digital transformation in there too then I'm sure they'd still be in business...
Tech support fill-in given no budget, no help, no training, and no empathy for his plight
Friday 17th January 2025 13:49 GMT
A script that activated on a detected fire alarm, which queried the access control databases, correlated them against staff databases and printed out (to two remote thermal printers) a firelist of who should be on site, who has tagged in this morning and who hasn't tagged out.
I used to work somewhere with research labs that used radiochemicals. One day one of the chemist's machines developed a fault starting a rather exothermic reaction involving solvents and the Fire Brigade sent about ten fire engines, but upon hearing what was in the building they (sensibly) refused to enter until they were told what radioactive goodies were in the building. The database for this had only ever been designed to satisfy legal requirements and provide information for the disposal companies meaning one of my colleague (who couldn't handle any stress) had to get a query running ASAP...
I believe that regular printed reports were then created and left near the site's entrances after that.
IT job market is still shrinking but not as quickly as last year
Boeing going backwards as production’s slowing and woes keep flowing
Megan, AI recruiting agent, is on the job, giving bosses fewer reasons to hire in HR
Price-fixing-as-a-service: The claim against healthcare cost-cruncher MultiPlan
Wednesday 15th January 2025 09:38 GMT
Re: Being able to afford the best of everything has its advantages
Back in the UK I had a job which came with private medical insurance, I read the stuff that got sent out. They would only cover a week of psychiatric hospitalisation, not touch HIV/AIDS at all; but they'd cover "experimental cancer treatments". Clearly they were worried about the mum[0] with young children[1] not getting treatment for her cancer stories in the media, but deemed Schizophrenia as unlikely to feature...
[0] Dads never seem to get mentioned in the same way...
[1] Child-free/less people also aren't considered worthy
Absolute Linux has reached the end – where to next?
Life lesson: Don't delete millions of accounts on the same day you go to the dentist
Is that a bird’s nest, a wireless broadband base station, or both?
BOFH: Forecasting and the fine art of desktop upgrades
Devs sent into security panic by 'feature that was helpful … until it wasn't'
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