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Lancaster Uni data breach hits at least 12,500 wannabe students
Low Barr: Don't give me that crap about security, just put the backdoors in the encryption, roars US Attorney General
Microsoft breaks out checkbook, turns Hungarian 'bribe' charge into a mere 'settlement'
BT boss warns 16-min walk from current HQ to new London base 'just the tip of the iceberg'
Monday 22nd July 2019 19:22 GMT 
Re: Lost world of the cubicle
Oh how I miss the soul destroying open plan office, where you feel like you have no privacy, people constantly interrupt your train of thought with a "just a quick question" and where you feel like you are monitored every second you are there. Oh and let's not forget the two gobshites talking bollocks as loudly as possible on the desk 15 rows down.
The Empire Strikes Back: Trump discovers $10bn JEDI cloud deal may go to nemesis Jeff Bezos, demands probe
Elon Musk's new idea is to hook your noggin up to an AI – but is he just insane about the brain?
Red flag: Verify to be marked 'undeliverable' by gov projects watchdog
You ain't getting around UK data laws on a technicality, top judge tells Google
Wednesday 17th July 2019 22:31 GMT
I've always thought the punishment should fit the crime.
For example, if a news paper lies in new reports, every single cm previously devoted to that lie, should have "we lied" in every newspaper printed from that point on,in the same font and on the same pages until it's matched like for like.
In this case Google should be banned from placing ANY paid for ads into someone using the safari browser,until it is matched like for like.
Chrome on, baby, don't fear The Reaper: Plugin sends CPU-hogging browser processes to hell where they belong
Wednesday 17th July 2019 22:19 GMT
Re: There's another way to make code run efficiently ...
Did you know, that's pretty much what the makers of the game MDK did back in the day. They designed the game then tested it on old hardware, and tweaked it over and over until it ran well on that kit.
These days, if the software runs slow,they expect you to fork out for better hardware, rather than clear out the unused crap.
AI solves Rubik's Cube in 1.2 seconds (that's three times slower than a non-AI algorithm)
Google nuked tech support ads to kill off scammers. OK. It also blew away legit repair shops. Not OK at all
Amazon's bugging of homes has German boffins worried that Alexa may be an outlaw
Tuesday 16th July 2019 19:09 GMT
Re: users can delete recordings themselves by accessing recordings through an app or browser.
@Dan 55
It's a joke, but isn't that pretty much how Google operates? Don't want to be tracked and want to delete your history, give information we may not have and that will help us, sorry you, even more
Scientist, war hero and gay icon Alan Turing is new face of the £50 note
Virgin Media blocks Imgur, literally tens of people rage at UK ISP
SQL Server 2008 finally shuffles into the home for retired relational databases
Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean Google isn't listening to everything you say
Gone in 120 seconds: Arianespace aims for stars, misses, as UAE satellite launch fails
Take the bus... to get some new cables: Raspberry Pi 4s are a bit picky about USB-Cs
Wednesday 10th July 2019 22:27 GMT
Re: "the Pi is not a toy but increasing used for serious jobs"
"Would you like to be in front of an autonomous car built with the cheapest components around?"
Would you like to spend £1000 +on a digital signage rack mounted "server" (read a bog standard PC with a dual port card) or £25 on a Raspberry pi to do EXACTLY the same role, in a much smaller space, drawing much less power and getting into placed the rack version can't.
Like many commentators, you have a VERY blinkered view when it comes to the meaning of professional use.
Fyi, many of the largest digital signage companies actually support and recommend the Pi.
Oh good. This'll go well. Amazon's Alexa will offer NHS advice
Wednesday 10th July 2019 22:16 GMT
Ok am I missing the scandal here?
So you ask Alexia a question it goes to effectively a publically accessible website and gives an answer.
How is that worse than looking it up on Google, going to the website, have Google and God knows who else tracking you on that website and following where you go next.
Yes Noscript and all that, bit here we are talking about the other 99.99% of the population.
To me it seems more private toJoe Public than using a web search or mobile app.
Marriott's got 99 million problems and the ICO's one: Starwood hack mega-fine looms over
Years late to the SMB1-killing party, Samba finally dumps the unsafe file-sharing protocol version by default
Tuesday 9th July 2019 19:21 GMT
Re: SMB1 is important
"As Microsoft doesn't support anythiny but their most recent products, it is important to be able to still use SMB1 as that's what a _lot_ of Windows machines only support.The SMBv2 protocol was introduced in Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008."
The SMBv2 protocol was introduced in Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008.
The SMBv3 protocol was introduced in Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012.
In fact MS recommended NOT disabling 2&3 as it would break many services.
Yorkshire bloke's Jolly Roger flag given the heave-ho after council receives one complaint
Dear El Reg, Will Windows 10 break my VPN? I read it on the web so it must be true
Got an 'old' Tesla? Musk promises 'self-driving' upgrade chip ship by end of 2019
Chinese government has got it 'spot on' when it comes to face-recog tech says, er, London's Met cops' top rep
Medway Council reforms eforms to stop blurting out residents' details
Cloudflare gave everyone a 30-minute break from a chunk of the internet yesterday: Here's how they did it
Crikey, that's FAST: China clocks 84 pulsars in 2 years using world's largest radio telescope
ReactOS 'a ripoff of the Windows Research Kernel', claims Microsoft kernel engineer
Wednesday 3rd July 2019 22:37 GMT
Re: @heyrick - Sounds like a bored dev is trying to make a name for himself
"I would say buying someone else's work and representing it as your own instead of as a derivative work, does not meet criteria for we're honest representation of origin."
Then I suggest as a protest you throw any technology you have bought in the last 10, if not 20 years, as nearly every big player has bought in someone else's work and sold it as there own
Hell, Rubens flogged others artwork as his own and don't even mention Andy Worhol
$30/month email upstart Superhuman brought low with a blast of privacy Kryptonite
Google open sources standardized code in bid to become Mr Robots.txt
We are shocked to learn oppressive authoritarian surveillance state China injects spyware into foreigners' smartphones
Poetic justice: Mum funnels £100 into claw machine to win single Dumbo teddy for her kid
I got 502 problems, and Cloudflare sure is one: Outage interrupts your El Reg-reading pleasure for almost half an hour
Yuge U-turn: Prez Trump walks back on Huawei ban... at least the tech sector seems to think so
Your server remote login isn't root:password, right? Cool. You can keep your data. Oh sh... your IoT gear, though?
Hey China, while you're in all our servers, can you fix these support tickets? IBM, HPE, Tata CS, Fujitsu, NTT and their customers pwned
The Eldritch Horror of Date Formatting is visited upon Tesco
Wednesday 26th June 2019 03:48 GMT
I spotted it a mile off.
Just because a major US motoring manufacturer insists on the bloody format.
To make it even more confusing try matching up our system (week numbers) with this.
So this year week one started on 18365 and week two 19006.
It's even more confusing as the years move on and the dates get more skewed.
Remember that crypto-exchange boss who mysteriously died after his customers' coins disappeared? Of course he totally stole them
BGP super-blunder: How Verizon today sparked a 'cascading catastrophic failure' that knackered Cloudflare, Amazon, etc
Tech jocks tell Trump: Tariff tiff with China will not achieve what you think it will achieve
Thursday 20th June 2019 22:30 GMT
of course he forgets China can play the waiting game
...wait until the companies move production back to the USA inbig enough numbers, then slap an export ban on Rare Earth materials for "environmental reasons" (this is already being contemplated).
The rest of the world simply cannot respond to that kind of drop in production.
Kids can be so crurl: Lead dev unchuffed with Google's plan to remake curl in its own image
Adobe chomps down more fat subs revenue, points sucking straw at all your delicious customer data
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