OK we get it....
Covid scams are so last year, so your Eton chums need a new shit load of cash for doing fuck all.
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Verified: UK.gov launching plans for yet another digital identity scheme
Where on Gartner's Hype Cycle is Gartner's Hype Cycle?
Wanted: State-backed bandits planning cyberattacks on US infrastructure. Reward: $10m
You'll want to shut down the Windows Print Spooler service (yes, again): Another privilege escalation bug found
Microsoft, Google, Citizen Lab blow lid off zero-day bug-exploiting spyware sold to governments
LibreOffice 7.2 release candidate reveals effort to be Microsoft-compatible
United, Mesa airlines order 200 electric 19-seater planes for short-hop flights
tsoHost pleads for 'patience and understanding' as sites borked, support sinkholed
Wednesday 14th July 2021 19:17 GMT 
Oh I'm pretty sure what's happening...
Got an email a couple of months back that they are migrating from the "Cloud Hosting" platform back to cPanel... Oh and as result of this complusory change, you'll be paying more and getting less.
Welcome to GoDaddy.
I was with 5quid host who were utterly fatanstic, then they got bought by tso, and the support was average, then they in turn got bought by GD and now its shit.
Google fined €500m for not paying French publishers after using their words on web
G20 finance ministers agree plan to make multinationals pay their 'fair share' of tax
With a straight face, Putin agrees to do something about ransomware coming out of Russia, apparently
Richard Branson uses two planes to make 170km round trip
Monday 12th July 2021 09:17 GMT
Re: Miserable and small minded
Branson also makes out he was this poor student dropout who did everything off his own back.
He just forgets the part he had incredibly wealthy parents.
To qoute Pulp.
"But still you'll never get it right
'Cause when you're laid in bed at night
Watching 'roaches climb the wall
If you called your dad he could stop it all."
Suck on this: El Reg forces dog hair, biscuit crumbs, and disconcertingly sticky stains down two mini vacuums
US offers Julian Assange time in Australian prison instead of American supermax if he loses London extradition fight
Linux Foundation celebrates 30 years of Torvalds' kernel with a dry T-shirt contest
Microsoft defends intrusive dialog in Visual Studio Code that asks if you really trust the code you've been working on
Three-dozen US states plus DC sue Google over Play Store's revenue cut, payment system, and more
Oi! Our British Airways data breach compo sueball is still going, shouts rival law firm
Jackie 'You have no authority here' Weaver: We need more 50-somethings in UK tech
Wednesday 7th July 2021 12:12 GMT
Or the flip side, the company they have worked for for 20 years flat out refuses to help those retrain.
Why bother when you can get a freshly qualified kid out of uni for 1/4 the price.
Of course when they get stumped how to sling 4 bits of theoretically incompatible kit together by different manufacturers, that cost saving is not so useful.
Evidence planted on laptops of jailed Indian activists, says forensics firm Arsenal Consulting
Quantum Key Distribution: Is it as secure as claimed and what can it offer the enterprise?
Disco classic Rasputin and pop anthem revealed as reasons Twitter suspended Indian politicians
The wheels come off Formula 1's notification service as fans plied with attacker's messages
Dedicated (Local) Cloud Infrastructure-as-a-Service to grow almost 1000 per cent in five years
Things that needn't be said: Don't plonk a massive Starlink dish on the hood of your car
NHS England staff voice concerns about access controls on US spy-tech firm Palantir's COVID-19 data store
IBM President and former Red Hat boss Jim Whitehurst quits
Digital rights org claims cyberattacks against Filipino media outlets come from government and army
Monday 5th July 2021 09:05 GMT
Thank <diety>
The USA has taken such a strong stance against such oppressive governments.
Otherwise some may link the complete inaction with the huge US military presence in the region, but no, they are are taking a very firm stance in this matter. I hear they MAY be thinking of not inviting the embassy's cleaner's auntie to dinner next week as a show of strength.
DiDi, China’s Uber analog, booted from local app stores for data naughtiness
Richard Branson plans to trump Jeff Bezos by 9 days in billionaires' space race
Brit firm fined £200k for banging on about missold PPI in 11.4 million nuisance calls
IT manager who swindled Essex hospital trust out of £800k gets 5 years in prison
Why won't you copper-ate? Openreach offers capped fibre line rental to wholesalers in bid to shift all that FTTP
Leaked print spooler exploit lets Windows users remotely execute code as system on your domain controller
UK arm of international charity the Salvation Army hit by ransomware attack
This always-on culture we're in is awful. How do we stop it? Oh, sorry, hold on – just had another notification
When free and open source actually means £6k-£8k per package: Atos's £136m contract with NHS England
Wednesday 30th June 2021 12:06 GMT
NHS wastage.
Large trust bought hundreds of Dyson fans, because... Errr, no idea. Now all sat in cupboards
Desktop support are not allowed to move a pc from one desk to another, that's facilties job. So IT unpatch, facilties move, IT repatch.
Old pc's, desks,chairs lockers, fridges, in fact every thing is scrapped. This us not even clinical areas.
Source:
Friends and relatives in IT, clinical and non-clinical roles.
UK artists seek 'luvvie levy' on new gadgets to make up for all the media that consumers access online
Wednesday 30th June 2021 09:22 GMT
Follow the money
So no money in streaming?
"In total, that meant the majors’ recorded music divisions collectively turned over $2.26bn from streaming in the fourth calendar quarter… which equates to $24.8m per day"
https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/its-happened-the-major-labels-are-now-generating-over-1m-every-hour-from-streaming/
Cross-discipline boffin dream team issues social media warning: FIX IT NOW!
Court kills FTC, US states' antitrust complaints against trillion-dollar Facebook
Tuesday 29th June 2021 06:29 GMT
Re: I have to agree
I didn't down bore you, but you need to get off the MS is evil ship Re licensing.
The reason you "can't buy" pcs without windows is because 99.99% of the buying public WANT Windows. Add to this, due to the way pcs are made, it costs many companies the same to make it with Windows as without.
Then you add the cost of adding a full retail licence to a bare pc and you see why its really sold with it.
Good news: Google no longer requires publishers to use the AMP format. Bad news: What replaces it might be worse
India's IT minister angry that Twitter broke local law by following US law
Green MSP calls on Scottish government to stop spending £4.7m a year with AWS after Amazon 'dumping' allegations
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