Re: Another one bites the dust
Apart from the fact SoftBank seem to be trying to a company hemorrhaging money to one that makes a profit.
Crazy in these times I know, trying you know, not rely on handouts by rich dumb "investors".
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We(don't)Work: Rent-a-desk outfit cuts 2,400 staff in bid to be a functioning business
Bad news: 'Unblockable' web trackers emerge. Good news: Firefox with uBlock Origin can stop it. Chrome, not so much
You wanted flying cars and colony worlds. Instead, IKEA furniture-building-ish AI robots
Thursday 21st November 2019 20:20 GMT 
Every IKEA store is laid out in exactly the same format, Showrooms for each room in the house, then the restaurant, then the marketplace (small items, eg glasses, cutlery etc), then you go either down or up to the warehouse, then the tills.
Sorry, that's wrong. For starters Wendesbury one has the Restaurant joint first on your right or the showrooms to the left or slightly right to kids section. Then downstairs to marketplace, warehouse and tills.
Been a while but pretty sure Coventry is different to how you describe as well.
We're so, so, sorry you're not able to get PC chips, says Intel to everyone who hasn't gone with AMD yet
The lure of Brexit Britain proves too great for DevOps pipeline wrangler CircleCI
Internet world despairs as non-profit .org sold for $$$$ to private equity firm, price caps axed
Video-editing upstart bares users' raunchy flicks to world+dog via leaky AWS bucket
Pack your bags, you're going to America, Lord Chief Justice tells accused Brit hacker
'Big Bang': Great for creating the universe, but not as an approach to IT migration, TSB told
Tuesday 19th November 2019 23:18 GMT
I got sick and tired of telling managers and directors that the timescale isn't long enough and there will be problems.
Usual response is, "we've agreed it with our clients" or "our 3rd party support says it's ok".
Then when the go live is a complete cluster fuck, it's everyone else's fault.
Oh they really don't like the "told you so" statement.
Magic Leap's CFO and creative director quit, and it's not a harbinger of doom or anything
American telcos get 90 days to wrap up deals with, er, dangerous Chinese supplier – that's Huawei the news goes
Tuesday 19th November 2019 20:14 GMT
Re: "to be ignored on this point by actually democratic countries"
Not sure where you heard that l, but it's Germany that's been pressing for sanctions against Hungary and Poland.
"BERLIN (Reuters) - German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said on Thursday the European Union should cut funding and impose sanctions on members which pass laws that contravene core EU principles.....countries like Romania, Hungary and Poland received more EU funding than they provided, so curtailing that could provide important leverage. "
Source
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-germany-europe-sanctions/german-minister-urges-sanctions-on-eu-members-flouting-principles-idUSKCN1R22PV
London has decent 5G availability but speeds lag behind Birmingham and Cardiff – research
Physicists are rather giddy after creating a rare type of laser using laughing gas
Interpol: Strong encryption helps online predators. Build backdoors
Intel end-of-lifing BIOS and driver downloads for dusty hardware
Denial of service kingpin hit with 13 months denial of freedom and a massive bill to pay
Huawei's first Google-free phone stripped and searched: Repair not too painful... once you're in
This November, give thanks for only having one exploited Microsoft flaw for Patch Tues. And four Hyper-V escapes
Infosec boffins pour cold water on claims Home Office Brexit app can be easily hacked
Thursday 14th November 2019 20:08 GMT
Re: *sigh*
@cybergibbons.
A rooted phone is not necessarily more secure. However given Android's shonky method of updating combined with many manufacturers apathy, it is almost a given that at some point your phone will no longer receive patches.
With a rooted phone, most are running custom ROMs that are maintained and updated regularly.
Icahn smell money! Corporate raider grabs $1.2bn of HP stock to push for Xerox merger
Thanks, Brexit. Tesla boss Elon Musk reveals Berlin as location for Euro Gigafactory
They terrrk err jerrrbs! Vodafone replaces 2,600 roles with '600 bots' in bid to shrink €48bn debt
Judge shoots down Trump admin's efforts to allow folks to post shoddy 3D printer gun blueprints online
Bloodhound rocket car target of 550mph put on ice after engine overheat
Surveillance kit slinger accused of slapping 'Made in America' on Chinese gear, selling it to the US government
This may shock you but Adobe is shipping insecure software. No, it's not Flash this time. Nope, not Acrobat, either
Socket to the energy bill: 5-bed home with stupid number of power outlets leaves us asking... why?
GitLab mulls ban on hiring Chinese and Russian support staff because 'security'
Monday 4th November 2019 23:35 GMT 
Why not just get it done with.
Start a war with Vietnam and Korea, make "Negro's" sit at the back of the buses, show reruns of Duck and Cover and Trump change his surname to McCarthy and then finally he will of Made AMERICA* Great Again!
*There is only one America and that's the USA, the rest are just commie murdering rapists.
Baffled by bogus charges on your Amazon account? It may be the work of a crook's phantom gadget
Monday 4th November 2019 23:27 GMT
Re: How is the device added...?
Not sure why you have received down votes for asking a simple question HOW?
Now for all we know there may some leakage going on that exposes user name and password, maybe a buggy app (anyone using PrimeMusic offline will know what a piss poor excuse of an app that is), someone on the inside addinh the accounts, some shit dev living it all exposed on a cloud server somewhere, or even some dodgy JavaScript that is ripping info.
Until they trace, it could well be compromised user info.
The .amazon argy-bargy is STILL going on – and Uncle Sam has had enough with ICANN
Google forks out $2.1bn for Fitbit – and promises not to exploit all that delicious health data to sling ads (honest)
From Instagram to insta-banned: Facebook wipes NSO Group workers' personal profiles amid WhatsApp hack rap
You'e yping i wong: macOS Catalina stops Twitter desktop app from accepting B, L, M, R, and T in passwords
Europe's digital identity system needs patching after can_we_trust_this function call ignored
Wednesday 30th October 2019 23:23 GMT
Re: "All a bit complicated"
No the UK system is so much less complicated.
Just get the form from the Post Office (if you can find one), fill it out in Black ink...post it, wait 6 weeks, phone up (9am to 4:30pm Monday to Friday, excluding lunch times) to see where the document is, be told they have sent it, wait another 6 weeks, phone back up, be told they never received it after all. Get another form, repeat. Now once you finally receive the documents, you can apply for part two.
Up in the heir: Inheritors enduring huge delays after botched migration at UK probate service
Q3, phone home: Guess who's run Huawei with China's domestic smartphone market?
What a bunch of dopes! Fancy Bear hackers take aim at drug-testing orgs
Aw, bad day at your air-conditioned, somewhat clean desk? Try shifting a 40-tonne fatberg
Tuesday 29th October 2019 23:23 GMT
Re: Other places...
No they happen in the US as well. You also have to remember, many of the sewers, especially in London were built with populations far smaller in mind that now.
Many issues could be easily solved by banning wipes that don't degrade in a typical flush.
As I told a soon to be dad, if it's made by Johnson and Johnson, you probably don't need it.
Come on, you can't be serious: Now Australia mulls face-recog tech for p0rno site age checks
Remember the big IBM 360 mainframe rescue job? For now, Brexit has ballsed it up – big iron restorers
Huawei with you! FCC's American Pai proposes rip-and-replace of scary Chinese comms kit
The sound of silence is actually the sound of a malicious smart speaker app listening in on you
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