A friend ran a team in pharma production, she had a special mobile phone that was designed to not create sparks and was safe to use in environments with solvents. It made the old school Nokias look svelte!
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Support tech caught by 'Technician Aura': the bug that only hides when you're watching
Friday 17th April 2026 08:15 GMT 
My first job in IT was in QA. The second product I worked on was the project from hell, but sales kept on pushing the unfinished and very unstable software. As a tester I knew how to make it crash very well, so sales had me design a demo that would actually complete that they could show to customers...
Obsolete Google nag drowns out vital bar information at Swedish concert hall
Decades-old Linux UI bug fixed by dev younger than the window manager
IT manager approved downtime over lunch, but made a meal of it
Suits won't quit AI spending, even if they can't prove it's working
Amazon put a filesystem on S3; I showed up with a test suite and bad intentions
Tech support chap's boss got him out of jail so he could finish a job
UK to spend £15M on AI-powered crime mapping in knife violence crackdown
Atlassian gussies up Confluence for the AI era
RAF eyes cheap drone-killer as Typhoon jet tests laser-guided rockets
Investors are going nuclear to keep UK's AI datacenters fed
Patch to end i486 support hits Linux kernel merge queue
Tuesday 7th April 2026 06:29 GMT
Re: Buggritt
> That means I won't be ably to keep my EeePC901 up to date
I remember how they used to use the ridiculous picture of "EeePC girl" here all the time as a joke
Grey beard icon -->
Shots fired – literally – over proposal to build datacenter in Indianapolis
Brits are falling out of love with posting every thought online
Tuesday 7th April 2026 08:41 GMT 
I fell out of love with Social Media when their prioritised "you may like" content over posts from my friends and family - the only reason why I joined them in the first place. The end result of this is that I deleted the apps and stopped going.
The only exception is LinkedIn which I loath because I more or less am compelled to use it as I'm looking for a new job as my current contract probably won't be extended.
PrismML debuts energy-sipping 1-bit LLM in bid to free AI from the cloud
The developer who came in from the cold and melted a mainframe
When a billboard survives the wind, but not the boot
Netflix – yes, Netflix – jumps on the AI bandwagon with video editor
Gmail celebrates 22 years by finally letting users change their addresses
Surprise! Big Tech has been a bit rubbish at enforcing Australia’s kids social media ban
ServiceNow allegedly says salesman 'overachieved' and is not entitled to comp
Memory-makers' shares are down. Some RAM prices have eased. Blaming Google is not a good idea
Security contractor blew the whistle on support crew's viral indifference
Engineer sabotaged hardware then complained when it didn't work
Indian government probes CCTV espionage operation linked to Pakistan
Brit lawmaker targeted by AI deepfake fails to get answers from US Big Tech
Remote or not, workers are drifting back toward the city
SAP already shifting focus from ERP migration disaster in pursuit of AI-driven growth
Country that put backdoors into Cisco routers to spy on world bans foreign routers
EU broadcasters say smart TVs and voice assistants are the next gatekeepers
Tuesday 24th March 2026 10:09 GMT
Re: Big brother is watching and listening to your TV
If you have bought a "smart" TV in the past few years you will find that it is reporting back to the mothership on the programmes you watch, the content you stream and will use this information to "bring you relevant targeted adverts". Automatic Content Recognition [ACR] Viewing Information Services" [VIS] and voice recognition are enabled by default on Samsung TVs and you'll have to dig into the settings to disable these "features".
This is why my TV has never been plugged into my network.
The drone swarm is coming, and NATO air defenses are too expensive to cope
We tested Intel's new chips for cash-strapped hardcore PC users and they're impressive
Monday 23rd March 2026 13:14 GMT
The PC market is in the midst of an AI-fueled price crunch. Memory and storage can easily cost more than a CPU, and enthusiasts are having to make tough decisions on where to allocate their budgets.
And not forgetting the obscene cost of GPUs at the moment.
I spent all my money on a gaming PC icon -->
When it comes to catastrophic space weather, the UK is holding a cocktail umbrella
Junior disobeyed orders and tried untested feature during a live robot demo
CERN eggheads burn AI into silicon to stem data deluge
Turns out your coffee addiction may be doing your brain a favor
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