Re: Err, you missed the point
"/AC for obvious reasons of "Russian retaliation" from MI5/6"
Yes because they would bother with an AC (who of course if far from one) posting on a forum.
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ZTE to USA: Sure, ban us, but you cannot afford such victories
Tech bribes: What's the WORST one you've ever been offered?
Feel free to send me your bribes....
..won't make a difference. Not because I have any sort of morals, but because no fucker listens to me.
Re: Most misdirected bribe?
I'll take your Cortina and raise you a 600bhp AMG Merc...
Like you, I have no influence whatsoever. If I had, I would of used their services, not because of the bribes, but because they were genuinely a better company...but the ones with best liars, sorry sales team, won.
Nominet drains mug of tea, leans back, calmly explains how to make Whois GDPR-compliant
Re: Registered Business Address is now private?
" Without access to the WhoIS information in this case, the businesses could have lost the domain name and had to re-brand."
That makes no sense whatsoever
How come the business didn't have a clue who sold them the business?
Surely the domain was registered to the business address?
If it was registered to an individual, how would the registrar know it's a business therefore exempt?
Maybe I'm missing something, but if a business can't tell you who sold them the business, they have bigger issues to worry about, like complete incompetence.
BBC extends Capita Audience Services contract to 25 years
Re: The EXTacy Delivers Disturbances in the Force...
You must be new.
Although it must be said, I MfM has not been around for a while, The meds must of been working....or a quick spell in prison.
Re: Ah no wonder Capita's bloody Sales People havent got back to us
I winging a flying guess, but I'm going for an Avaya system.Basing this on the fat all the 6.x kit is has been dropping out of support starting about 6 months ago.
Avaya decided to put all their pricing quotes and sales on hold while they came out of Chapter 11 and did their public listing, so even the sales people couldn't get quotes, even if they wanted to.
I know we had exactly the same issue as you and also have loads of kit dropping out of support.
"I have not had a Tv licence for 3 years now, I do not miss the BBC, not one bit."
Good for you. I haven't borrowed a book from a library in 15 years. I do no miss the library, not one bit.
Running on-premises Dynamics 365? Think you're immune to cloud outages? Think again
Re: Fix by disabling entirely!?!
Don't be silly, that would require two departments to work together.
Motorola Z2 Force: This one's for the butterfingered Android lovers
Does this suffer...
...the same screen issues as the G series?
They suffered badly with burn in and flickering screens.
Nice budget phone, but crap build.
Jeff Bezos purple prose reveals Amazon Prime's passed 100m customers
"So falling behind Microsoft in cloud then. They already exceeded that."
Try again. MS don't split revenues like this, so O365 also gets bundled in there as well (along with many other products).
Machines learned to assemble IKEA’s semi-disposable furniture
Re: Not the real world
"Re: Not the real world
Not just men, you [k]now ....."
Don't be silly....girls only buy overpriced and under-powered pink "tools". Just ask Block and Quayle
Re: Not the real world
"Man + impact driver + IKEA = world of hurt (and splinters)."
Again, learning the difference between driver mode and drill mode, REALLY helps.
Re: Real men?
True masculinity: Living in a cave, unshaven, unwashed, catching your own food and eating it raw, before whiling away the evenings masturbating like a wild monkey, interacting with other humans only with a club?
Isn't that just a Geordie* on a weekend?
* Feel free to substitute for a person from another region.
Re: Not the real world
Real men have drill drivers with the correct hex fittings and now how to use the torque settings.
Flash! Ah-ahhh! WebEx pwned for all of us!
Re: can't they just make Flash illegal or something
Abode have pretty much given up on Flash, they've been trying to dump it for years. But idiots keep bloody using it.
How 'parasitic' Google's 'We're journalists!' court defence was stamped into oblivion
The judge is an idiot!
He should of let them be "journalists"
That would then make them responsible for every libellous article they index and publish....should be a few billion a year in fines right there.
Cutting custody snaps too costly for cash-strapped cops – UK.gov
Yet..
....they have the money to slurp and store data, be it voice, photo or video from every single person in the UK.
Hello DARKNESS, my old friend. I've come to talk with you again... about a 10,000-pixel alien-hunting camera
Re: Good to see your tax money being wasted on something
He's not a troll.
He's a right wing trump supporter. I know it's hard to tell the difference, but he actually believes what he says is right.
Amazing for someone that is posting on a government funded initiative called the Internet.
OK, this time it's for real: The last available IPv4 address block has gone
Re: Time to claw some back
@ Christian Berger
If you are wondering why you have so many down votes, this is a site mainly for technical people so you may want to learn the difference between the internet and the web.
Europe wants cloud giants to cough up data from anywhere in 6hrs
Re: So...
"However an incident which will destroy anything in 20m"
Like someone robbing your house?
ID theft in UK hits record high as crooks shift to more vulnerable targets
Re: What about if they steal my piece of paper?
Sonethign like
Password
then add a 1...2...3....4. etc onto the end.
If you want to REALLY fool them
use Passw0rd
It's allowed for most sites.
Facebook faces foe formation in facial fingering fight
OH dear....
"brushed aside Zuck & Co's concerns that allowing the case to proceed as a class action could expose the company to liabilities amounting to billions of dollars."
Well, maybe you should of thought about that before you rolled it out.
About time the fines were more than a operating expense.
NHS given a lashing for lack of action plan one year since WannaCry
Re: Valuable comments
"The root problem remains. How much do YOU want to pay for the health of other people?"
Happily stick £10 a month on my National Isurance IF it's going to be used by the emergency services, rather than some pet pork barrel.
Re: Kick me whilst I'm down
If next time it takes out the 999 service, then there WILL be deaths caused by it.
Size does matter, chaps: Oversized todgers an evolutionary handicap
Scissors cut paper. Paper wraps rock. Lab-made enzyme eats plastic
Re: It is just me that's noticed.....
I think Blue Planet had a far bigger impact on this becoming an issue, rather than some distant (to the general population) problem with dumping it onto China.
Huawei CEO sings 'Bye, bye, mister American Pai', trims US C-suite
Re: Ok Answers on a Postcard please...
"Hmm, how could network routers and switches with who knows what kind of snooping capabilities built in pose a security threat to the data flowing through them? You've got me there"
The ones that GCHQ and the NSA both thoroughly investigated and went, nope can't find anything wrong with these......which probably mean't yup, we can hack these.
Microsoft has designed an Arm Linux IoT cloud chip. Repeat, an Arm Linux IoT cloud chip
Re: Reliable IoT
"At present, Microsoft updates my Windows server, without warning*"
Really? We have several thousand I can safely say none of them do that.
Remember when..
...Microsoft was created to kill vendor lock in and break dominance of global megacorp's
Google / Amazon / MS...
The IBM's of the 21st century.
Pentagon sticks to its guns: Yep, we're going with a single cloud services provider
Going by Oracles history....
...you would have <insert cloud provider> and Oracle Cloud.
6 months down the line they would change their licensing terms to state that if using a competitors cloud, your licensing is now 2.5x cost, even if not running oracle stuff on it.
Windows 10 Spring Creators Update team explains the hold-up: You little BSOD!
Re: Windows insider Program
"1) Totally unrepresentative of real Windows users."
Err doesn't that apply to pretty much every single alpha/beta test programme?
Google to add extra Gmail security … by building a walled garden
Nice to see them copying....again.
Protonmail been doing this stuff for years.
And unlike Google, I trust them.
https://protonmail.com/security-details
Car-crash television: 'Excuse me ma'am, do you speak English?' 'Yes I do,' replies AMD's CEO
Re: F1 is a Car Crash
@CheesyTheClown
Thry this thing called the Internet.
First hit for "Technology in F1" gives an insight....
http://www.racecar-engineering.com/category/technology-explained/
It wasn't really that hard to find.
US, UK cyber cops warn Russians are rooting around in your routers
Re: Russians are rooting around in your routers
because they leave a big note that says "Kilroyski was ere"
Facebook admits it does track non-users, for their own good
Why?
Why does every fucking article these days, be it the reg, or the BBC have to have some twitter post from someone most of us have no bloody idea who they are.
I'm not 14, I don't I don't give flying fuck what @sadtosser123 says about bog rolls or @123botnet says about Kim Whatsherface.
Stop it, please!
Google, AWS IPs blocked by Russia in Telegram crackdown
Re: MInor Correction
"if it made it through the Commons and if it made it through the Commons it'd never make it through the Lords and if it made it through the Lords then British courts would put a stop to it right pronto."
Two Words
Snoopers Charter.
Never under estimate the will of people with power to hold onto and abuse it.
Google accidentally reveals new swipe-happy Android UI
Look!
A new feature.....for our new OS.
And errrmmm....we'll think of something else you didn't know you wanted.
UK pub chain Wetherspoons' last call: ♫ Just a spoonful of Twitter – let's pull social media down ♫
"he decides to spend his time in his local Greene King pub."
He also visits a least 2 Wetherspoons a week, mainly incognito.
Also I chatted to Noddy Holder in a Bathams...when he was busy advertising Banks' Bitter.
Or maybe....
...they did a bit of maths, realised that paying thousands and thousand of pounds for a team of people to post pointless stuff day in day out was a complete waste of money.
And of course they still will have their own app and website to push out promotions.
Scotland: Get tae f**k on 10Mbps Broadband USO
Re: Eh?
"Ever wondered why there's been no mention of Full Fiscal Autonomy for a while?"
Something to do with the crude oil price collapse perhaps? Something the little one never mentioned may happen. And remember it was full autonomy, well, so long as they can keep the Pound and link it directly to it.
Eh?
So the Scottish is funding a roll out, but it's not the consumer that is paying.
So is that magic money then, that generates itself?
The law of run Nintendo consequences: Sega brings out mini Mega Drive / Genesis
Mini Mega Drive
isn't one of those stupid things made by BMW? You know the "Mini" that's bigger than a Transit van.
The first rule of maths class: Don't start a fight club
I have little to add to this, but not subtract from the above points, if we multiple all the given factors in the posters above, surely dividing the teacher from his career equals a positive answer.
My chemistry teacher was a C4 commentator on American Football and well known author on the subject.
If we couldn't be arsed to do any work, we just mentioned words such as Dan Marino, The Fridge or Joe Montana and that was the entire lesson gone.
Needless to say I was crap at chemistry
Windows Admin Center: Vulture gets claws on browser-based server admin
Re: "you open up a browser (must be Chrome or Edge)"
Don't worry, this is MS. A some point it won't work with Edge. I've lost count of number of MS sites / applications that don't support their own browsers properly.
NHS Digital execs showed 'little regard' for patient ethics by signing data deal
Having ended America's broadband woes, the FCC now looks to space
Maybe the others agreed to sell the data they harvested to 3rd parties to sell on to others. Maybe SWARM don't and therefore Pai thinks they are Anti-American.
Australian Feds cuff woman who used BTC to buy drugs on dark web
Meh...
...most likely just using the "dark web" using a crappy TOR browser on an Android phone spewing at a ton of other meta-data all over the place.
Or someone forgot to disable javascript.
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