If only games and O/S were highly optimised for the platform.
They are optimised for the platform, only platform = console these days :(
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Unexpected Porthcawl in the borkage area: Riding an indoor Power Truck to nowhere
UK national debt hits 1.46 Apples – and weighs as much as 2 billion adult badgers
Reply-All storm sparked by student smut sees school system shut down Google Classroom for up to a week
Norfolk's second-greatest cultural export set for return with 3-metre monument in honour of the Turkey Twizzler
Please stop hard-wiring AWS credentials in your code. Looking at you, uni COVID-19 track-and-test app makers
Wi-Fi 6 isn't signed off yet, but boffins are already teasing us with specs for venerable wireless tech's next gen
As hospital-based infections set to rise, best not change the vendor behind the system that tracks them, hm?
What happens when holes perfect for spyware are found in the engine room of millions of Qualcomm-based phones? Let's find out
Whoops, our bad, we may have 'accidentally' let Google Home devices record your every word, sound – oops
British Army does not Excel at spreadsheets: Soldiers' newly announced promotions are revoked after sorting snafu
That's how we roll: OWC savagely undercuts Apple's $699 Mac Pro wheels with bargain $199 alternative
University of Cambridge to decommission its homegrown email service Hermes in favour of Microsoft Exchange Online
Tuesday 4th August 2020 15:05 GMT 
In case you don't see it, at the bottom of the page there is a link to a page with some nice pictures of a "Thermal event" on one of the Solaris boxes that used to run Hermes. The system was well designed so there was zero impact to the end users.
Green with NVMe: AWS adds more Arm-powered instance types
Tuesday 28th July 2020 13:10 GMT
Re: A Stone that Shatters Windows
In the past it ran on Alpha etc. too.
Garmin staggers back to its feet: Aviation systems seem to be lagging, though. Here's why
Tuesday 28th July 2020 06:51 GMT 
Ransom paid?
This article suggests that Garmin paid up, I really hope that wasn’t the case as it’ll just lead to other places being hacked. If that happened then Garmin may have broken American law which could be “fun” for the Company.
Intel couldn't shrink to 7nm on time – but it was able to reduce one thing: Its chief engineer's employment
What the duck? Bloke keeps getting sent bathtime toys in the post – and Amazon won't say who's responsible
UK govt finds £200,000 under sofa to kick off research into improving mobile connectivity on nation's crap railways
Fitness freaks flummoxed as massive global Garmin outage leaves them high and dry for hours
Saturday 25th July 2020 07:59 GMT
Re: First World Problems
I have a friend with ME, if she does too much one day then she's dead the next. She tracks her activity using a Garmin watch to help with this. Her watch has now given up tracking*, so she can't estimate her activity very well
* I guess there's a very small buffer on her watch
Intel's 7nm is busted, chips delayed, may have to use rival foundries to get GPUs out for US govt exascale super
VMware to stop describing hardware as ‘male’ and ‘female’ in new terminology guide
Thursday 23rd July 2020 08:38 GMT
Re: Last time I checked ...
How about euthanize[sic], unless the Germans have a longer word for it. (let me google that) yep: einschläferngood luck typing that new command on a non-german keyboard you fucking fuckers.
It's easy on a Mac, you just press the key down for a bit and then you can press the number matching the àçčêñt you want...
Nvidia may be mulling lopping Arm off Softbank: GPU goliath said to have shown interest in acquiring CPU design house
Microsoft quietly extends Azure reserved instances to five-year term
AMD pushes 64-core 4.2GHz Ryzen Threadripper Pro workstation processors
Capita's bespoke British Army recruiting IT cost military 25k applicants after switch-on
It's July 2020, and your PC or Mac can be pwned by a dodgy Photoshop file – Adobe emits critical patch batch
Apple was the only Fortune 50 company to foresee COVID-19 pandemic risk and properly insure against it – Forrester
GitHub is just like all of us: The week has just started but it needed 4 whole hours of downtime
UK's University of Manchester has its head in all the clouds as it rains £50m on integrators
Microsoft to pull support for PHP: Version 8? Exterminate, more like...
Sunday 12th July 2020 11:43 GMT
Re: What???
>Dude... IIS was never and has never been ahead of Apache, why does the article make it sound that way?
The Netcraft survey shows that IIS had more hosts than any other platform until recently.
.NET Core: Still a Microsoft platform thing despite more than five years open source
MariaDB inhales $25m. 'People tried to get away with simpler' but now there's a 'relational renaissance,' says open-source biz chief
Lovely new dongles and lusciously lengthy cables are Intel's new offerings
Shopped recently in a small online store? Check this list to see if it was one of 570 websites infected with card-skimming Magecart
Thursday 9th July 2020 07:55 GMT
Re: I won't shop at a small site
It would be cool if they set up something like having the site show a QR code you could show to your phone and it would do the authentication and send the OK that would be pushed to the website.
This is how Twint works here in Switzerland. Twint for shop payments is a PITA (the crappy beacons never work), but it's OK for online.
Cereal Killer Cafe enters hipster heaven, heads online: Coronavirus blamed for shutters being pulled down
Detroit cops employed facial recognition algos that only misidentifies suspects 96 per cent of the time
Barclays Bank appeared to be using the Wayback Machine as a 'CDN' for some Javascript
Monday 6th July 2020 09:39 GMT
Re: I'm smarter...
Retro Games will release a revamped Vic20 in October, so you won't have long to wait...
When a deleted primary device file only takes 20 mins out of your maintenance window, but a whole year off your lifespan
Microsoft sees the world has moved on, cranks OneDrive file size upload limit from 15GB to more useful 100GB
One map to rule them all: UK's Ordnance Survey rolls out its Data Hub and the juicy API goodness that lies therein
Thursday 2nd July 2020 08:16 GMT
Re: re: proprietary product
> OS already has a decent coordinate system, AAnnnnnn which gives you a 100x100m box. Maybe we shoud see if there is some way of adding a couple of numbers to a postcode to make it more precise?
You can already pop the house number on and Postman Pat can deliver to it.
Having moved to a country with a much less granular postcode system, I kind of miss the UK's postcodes for navigating.
Never knowingly under-digitally transformed: Retailer John Lewis outsources tech function to Wipro
Finding SAP hard to swallow? ERP giant says it's working on something more bite-sized
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