Re: Slightly disappointed
But it's no longer Xmas, so Christmas films are banned until much later in the year...
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'Buyer's remorse' drove HP's legal crusade to go after Lynch, High Court told
RISC-V business: SiFive and CEVA join forces to enable the development AI-amenable, edge-oriented processors
5G signals won't make men infertile, sighs UK ad watchdog as it bans bonkers scary poster
AMD rips covers off 64-core Threadripper desktop monster, plus laptop chips, leaving Intel gesturing vaguely at 2021
The Six Million Dollar Scam: London cops probe Travelex cyber-ransacking amid reports of £m ransomware demand, wide-open VPN server holes
A Notepad nightmare leaves sysadmin with something totally unprintable
Late $440m Christmas present for HP: Judge triples damages windfall from Quanta in CD-ROM drive price-fix showdown
IT consultant who deleted every account on UK company Jet2's domain cops 5 months in jail
There is a Santa! BT prises remnants of InLink from jaws of administration
Y2K? It was all just a big bun-fight, according to one Reg reader
BOFH: The case of the Boss's hidden USB inkjet printer
Amazon Germany faces Christmas strikes from elf stackers, packers and dispatchers
Wham, bam, thank you scram button: Now we have to go all MacGyver on the server room
Monday 16th December 2019 09:16 GMT 
Some former colleagues had the opposite problem; they were setting up the PKI infrastructure in a "secure area" of the datacentre (effectively a large cage); they managed to get locked in there and had to wait for people to unlock the door to escape...
Probably what they looked like once they'd escaped -->
Microsoft's cloud floats over to Qatar and Azure Functions flings doors open to .NET Core 3.1
And then there were two: HMS Prince of Wales joins Royal Navy
ERP disaster zone: The mostly costly failures of the past decade
Saturday 14th December 2019 08:18 GMT
Re: A very short list
Capsa at the University of Cambridge was pretty big at the time. As an end user I used to hate it
Oi, Queenslander who downloaded 26.8TB in June alone – we see you
GlaxoSmithKline ditches IR35 contractors: Go PAYE or go home
Saturday 14th December 2019 07:58 GMT
Re: Killing the Goose that lays the Golden Eggs
Moving ASAP would be prudent, the rules will be different in many place for people who are already in the EU country when the UK leaves.
Switzerland is also good option for this (they've waived the normal non-EU person employment rules for Brits for a bit for people arriving after Brexit).
You can forget about that Black Friday deal: Brit banks crap out just in time for pay day
Sunday 1st December 2019 16:40 GMT
Re: Right... but there's more to it than just the managers
If that sounds glib, the NatWest one affected me: I did a couple of minor transfers betwixt accounts and found whilst the source accounts were debited, the receiving accounts were not credited. After some checks and refreshes I just closed the tab and did other stuff for 6 hours without worrying, then logging back it, found it was all serene.
How many digits would you have had needed to have been worried? That could have been a transfer to buy a car or a house...
RuneScape bloke was wrongly sacked after reading veep's salary details on office printer
Gospel according to HPE: And lo, on the 32,768th hour did thy SSD give up the ghost
It woz The Reg wot won it! Big Blue iron relics make it back to Blighty
Beware the trainee with time on his hands and an Acorn manual on his desk
Totally Sardonic Bank: Well, it must be, to have a TITSUP* the same week as THAT report
UK public sector IT chiefs shrug off breach threats: The data we hold isn't that important
Questions hang over Gatwick Airport after low level drone near-miss report
London cops seeking £600m mega IT contract to knock 'towers' sprawl into 'one throat to choke'
What a load of bollards! Object of bloke's street furniture romp run over
Labour: Free British broadband for country if we win general election
Friday 15th November 2019 09:46 GMT
The almost cut throat competition between broadband rivals has meant faster speeds, improved coverage and lower prices for consumers up and down the country.
That's bollocks, for most of the country speeds are determined by whatever technology BT decides to give them. The competition pretty much decides who send you bills and who you shout at when it doesn't work.
Player three has entered Cray's supercomputing game: First AMD Epyc, now Fujitsu's Arm chips
They terrrk err jerrrbs! Vodafone replaces 2,600 roles with '600 bots' in bid to shrink €48bn debt
Complete with keyboard and actual, literal, 'physical' escape key: Apple emits new 16" $2.4k+ MacBook Pro
I've had it with these motherflipping eggs on this motherflipping train
Wednesday 13th November 2019 14:36 GMT
Re: food, farts, perfume\cologne... whatever
They've done this to Basel Airport too; but the one in Gatwick North is far, far worse.
That and the removal of the quiet area makes me want to fly with the expensive wannabe budget airline BA instead as Heathrow T5 is slightly less uncivilised </rant>
Boeing comes clean on parachute borkage as the ISS crew is set to shrink
I'm still not that Gary, says US email mixup bloke who hasn't even seen Dartford Crossing
Google brings its secret health data stockpiling systems to the US
150 infosec bods now know who they're up against thanks to BT Security cc/bcc snafu
Hyphens of mass destruction: When a clumsy finger meant the end for hundreds of jobs
237 UK police force staff punished for misusing IT systems in last 2 years
When the IT department speaks, users listen. Or face the consequences
Dough! Jobs microsite for UK's data watchdog set hundreds of cookies without visitors' consent
Blood, snot and fear: Why the travelling lone tech reporter should always knock twice
Leeds IT bloke pleads guilty to hacking Jet2 CEO's email account
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