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Април 24, 2019, 23:26 GMT
Facebook: Not saying we've done anything wrong but... we're just putting $3bn profit aside for an FTC privacy fine
FYI: Yeah, the cops can force your finger onto a suspect's iPhone to see if it unlocks, says judge
Sophos antivirus tools. Working Windows box. Latest Patch Tuesday fixes. Pick two: 'Puters knackered by bad combo
Docker raises Arm to make itself handier for IoT edge data pushing
Samsung to invest $115bn in logic chip biz over next 11 years as volatile memory mart cools
It's an Easter Jesus miracle: MS Paint back from the dead (ish) and in Windows 10 'for now'
5G is Chinese firms' foot in the door to Europe as Oppo launches flagship Reno mobe in Zurich
Clear Ventures does an Electric Boogaloo with sequel fund to splash $180m on 'Industry 4.0'
Behold, the insides of Samsung's Galaxy Fold: The phone that tears down all on its own
'We're not omnipotent,' trills National Cyber Security Centre in open-armed pitch to UK biz
SAP's cloud revenues swell 45% – just don't ask about the gaping €136m hole in profits
Brit spy chief: We need trust or we won't have a 'licence to operate in cyberspace'
Remember Windows Media Center? Well, the SDK is now on GitHub to be poked at your leisure
Rising sea levels? How about the rising risk of someone using a nuke?
President Trump sits down with Twitter boss for crunch talks: Why am I losing followers?
The peelable, foldable phone has become the great white whale of tech
IT sales star wins $660k lawsuit against Oracle in Qatar – but can't collect, because the Oracle he sued suddenly vanished
Windows 10 May 2019 Update thwarted by obscure tech known as 'external storage'
UK cautiously gives Huawei the nod for 5G network gear sales
Thanks to the NASA InSight probe (and British tools), you can now listen to the sound of a Martian earthquake
Cache in those chips: Intel emits more ninth-gen Core processors, Nvidia touts GPUs and swipes back at Tesla
Baffling tale of Apple shops' 'non-facial' 'facial recognition', a stolen ID, and a $1bn lawsuit after a wrongful arrest
Accenture sued over website redesign so bad it Hertz: Car hire biz demands $32m+ for 'defective' cyber-revamp
California's politicians rush to gut internet privacy law with pro-tech giant amendments
Node.js version 12 is now out: Let's pop the hood and see what's inside this JS runtime
Dell EMC and Cisco renew their vows as converged offspring VxBlock turns 10
Lightbits? More like Latebits amirite? Israeli outfit finally swings by the all-flash array party
It was that gosh-darn anomaly again, says SpaceX as smoke billows from Crew Dragon test site
High Court confirms the way UK banned GSM gateways was illegal
'Fake 5G' feud falters as Sprint, AT&T settle suit over 'misleading' label
Not another pro-Brexit demo... though easy to confuse: Each Union Jack marks a pile of poo
Whose cloud is it anyway? Apple sinks $30m a month into rival Amazon's AWS – report
Microsoft fans celebrate the Easter weekend with some Sets-based upsets
Cheapskate Brits appear to love their Poundland MVNOs as UK's big four snubbed in survey again
Micron's new 9300 SSDs are bigger, faster and simpler... which is nice
Sign up here: Learn all you need to know about Amazon's cloud for free at AWS London Summit
All we wanna do is talk torque: Taiwanese boffins spin a better way to switch MRAM states
Like that other bloke who rose from the grave, the El Reg security desk is back this week...
Fed up with 72-hour, six-day working weeks, IT workers emit cries for help via GitHub repo
FYI: Get ready for face scans on leaving the US because 1.2% of visitors overstayed their visas
Tesla touts totally safe, not at all worrying self-driving cars – this time using custom chips
Bloke faces up to 20 years in the clink after gun held to dot-com owner's head in robbery
NPM is Not Particularly Magnanimous? Staff fired after trying to unionize – complaints
Now here's a Galaxy far, far away: Samsung stalls Fold rollout after fold-able screens break in hands of reviewers
Take your pick: 0/1/* ... but beware – your click could tank an entire edition of a century-old newspaper
Wannacry-slayer Marcus Hutchins pleads guilty to two counts of banking malware creation
Defense against the Darknet, or how to accessorize to defeat video surveillance
Not one of the 12 steps: Rehab patients' details exposed in publicly visible database
Double trouble for Lyft after share price drop sparks class action lawsuits claiming hype
UK comms watchdog mulls 5G tweaks: Operators want moooooar power
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Април 04, 2019, 18:58 GMT
Apache Bug Lets Attackers Gain Root Access
Google Won't Allow DRM in an Open-Source Project, Collabora Announces the SPURV Project, WPS Office for Linux Version 11 Released, PyCharm 2019.1.1 Now Available, and KDE Plasma 5.15.4 Brings Many Bug Fixes and Improvements
Fedora 30 Beta Released, Chef Releasing All of Its Software as Open Source, elementary Adopting Flatpak for AppCenter, Unreal Engine 4.22 Now Available and VMware Lawsuit Dropped
Free to All: 25th Anniversary Issue of Linux Journal, Download Now
Official Raspberry Pi Mouse and Keyboard Now Available, SUSE to Become Largest Independent Linux Company, Google Fixed Two Critical Android Security Vulnerabilities, Canonical Announces AWS IoT Greengrass as a Snap and Qt 3D Studio 2.3 Released
Linux Kernel 5.1-rc3 Is Out, Gmail Turns 15, UbuntuMATE 18.04 Beta 1 for Raspberry Pi Is Now Available, Sabayon 19.03 Released and Debian Receives Handshake Donation
Ubuntu 19.04 "Disco Dingo" Beta Released, New Artwork for Mageia 7, Zorin OS Beta 15 Now Available, vChain Launches CodeNotary, and OpenSource Summit and Embedded Linux Conference Deadline for Proposals Is April 2
OpenDaylight Neon Released, Debian Welcomes Applications for Outreachy and GSoC, Odroid-N2 SBC Now on Sale, CloudFlare Launches BoringTun and RaspAnd Pie 9 Now Available
Vivaldi 2.4 Released, Chrome OS Stable Channel Updated to Version 73.0.3683.88, EU Parliament Approves the Directive on Copyright, Red Hat Announces Red Hat Satellite 6.5 Beta and Qtum Published an Arch User Repository Package for Arch Linux Systems
Canonical Announces Full Enterprise Support for Kubernetes 1.14, Critical Security Update for Mozilla Thunderbird, Feral Interactive Releasing DiRT 4 for Linux March 28, Telegram Messaging Announces New Privacy Feature and Scalyr Launches PowerQueries
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