Don't like your educational software vendor, then rm them....
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Seething CEO shoulder surfed techie after mistaken takedown of production server
Michael Dell lends support to bid for Everton Football Club
Quantinuum inches closer to fault-tolerant quantum with a 56 qubit machine
EU grants €15M funding for ICARUS inflatable heat shield
California upgrade company aims militarized 'Tactical' Cybertruck at police forces
Brit tech tycoon Mike Lynch cleared of all charges in US Autonomy fraud trial
More than a Joule required to power up enthusiasm for SAP's AI strategy
ASUS creates a substance: Ceraluminum, which fuses aluminum and a ceramic
Toyota plus 4 other Japanese automakers caught cheating on certification tests
Hudson Rock yanks report fingering Snowflake employee creds snafu for mega-leak
Stable Diffusion 3 to debut on June 12
Screwdrivers: is there anything they can't do badly? Maybe not
Re: Not screwdrivers but...
I have learned to be extremely careful with irreplaceable parts while sitting at it. Not because the irreplacable parts are fragile, just because finding anything dropped is an exciting challenge all by itself.
I bought a Magnetic bowl for repairing my bike for this reason. It's so useful I use it whilst working on other stuff too.
Assessing that it would provide adequate leverage for the task, he wedged it in under the battery on the board and applied what he hoped would be enough force …ZZZZZZINGGGGGG! The battery came away from the board and flew from the UPS as if terrified at what had just happened
Sounds like Sylvester should have left it Stallone...
Codd almighty! Has it been half a century of SQL already?
MongoDB loses nearly a quarter of its value after adjusting revenue forecasts
Thanks for coming to help. No, we can't say why we called – it's classified
Recycling old copper wires could be worth billions for telcos
The Register covered this years ago pointing out that BT's copper was worth more than the Company...
Promising results for osteoarthritis treatments tested in space
Palantir bags $480M from Pentagon to inject battlefield AI into the entire military
Windows 11 24H2 might call time on that old NAS under the stairs
Miscreants claim they've snatched 560M people's info from Ticketmaster
Neuralink wants 3 more quadriplegic patients for its brain control interface trial
Re: Long term support
> if they figure out how to make a stable one that's FDA approved they'll want to remove what you have and implant the new one.
There's a possibility that if you've had this kind of device before then it may not be possible to have a new one fitted as the brain was damaged by the first. That's the kind of question I'd ask if I had the misfortune to need one.
A thump with the pointy end of a screwdriver will fix this server! What could possibly go wrong?
I remember getting a bunch of new workstations for some computational chemists; one by one, the graphics cards would fail and would be replaced under warranty. I suggested to the vendor that maybe replacing all the the remaining cards would save both them and us time - they said no. So over the next few months the remaining cards failed...
Tape is so dead, 152.9 EB of LTO media shipped last year
BOFH: Come on down to the dunge– erm … basement
Oh Sonos! App update borks users' favorite features and worse
Computer sprinkled with exotic chemicals produced super-problems, not super-powers
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