I heard ~9 meters is how far the virus can travel...
Or 27 feet... That's a big alligator!!
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Upstart Americans brandish alligators at the almighty Reg Standards Soviet
Microsoft prevents Domain of Danger from falling into miscreants' paws by forking out cash for corp.com
Still waiting for your Atari retro gaming console? You're not alone: Its architect has just sued the biz for 'non-payment'
Apple creates face shield for health workers, resists the temptation to call it the 'iMask'
We're number two! Microsoft's Edge browser slips past Firefox in latest set of NetMarketShare figures
Virtually – no – actually borked: We'd slap ailing ATM's 'OK' button but it's probably against government guidance
Real-time tragedy: Dumb deletion leaves librarian red-faced and fails to nix teenage kicks on the school network
Where's the best place to add Mentos to Diet Coke for the most foam? How big are the individual bubbles? Has science gone too far?
Friday 3rd April 2020 20:21 GMT 
Cool waste of time
Cool that they got to see new places, but aren't there lots of variables that were ignored? Moisture content of the mentos in different altitudes and temperatures. Did they buy all of the soda and mentos at the same time, same batches? And as mentioned above, why that specific temperature at different altitudes?
I know enough about scientific process to ask dumb questions...
BOFH: Will the last one out switch off the printer?
Windows spotted flashing its unmentionables in a Chicago clothier
Absolutely everyone loves video conferencing these days. Some perhaps a bit too much
Rethinking VPN: Tailscale startup packages Wireguard with network security
Boeing 787s must be turned off and on every 51 days to prevent 'misleading data' being shown to pilots
How many days of carefree wiping do you have left before life starts to look genuinely apocalyptic? Let's find out
Zoom's end-to-end encryption isn't actually end-to-end at all. Good thing the PM isn't using it for Cabinet calls. Oh, for f...
Cloudflare is over the moon because its pro-privacy 1.1.1.1 DNS service got a clean bill of health from everyone's favorite auditor – KPMG
Pandemic impact: Two-thirds of polled Reg readers say it's business as usual in the IT dept, one in ten panicking
Hunting for IT staff? Lost your job during the pandemic? Sysadmin vacancies – and a free job ads offer – inside
Lost in translation and adrift in cloud storage
Drones intone 'you must stay home,' eliciting moans from those in the zone: Flying gizmos corral Brits amid coronavirus lockdown
Infosys fires employee who Facebooked 'let's hold hands and share coronavirus'
Sunday 29th March 2020 14:41 GMT
Once again, Social Networks and Work don't mix!
Just don't do it! Don't join social networks. Don't post crap if you must have one. I saw this kind of issue coming long before FB was a rage, now a mainstream part of a lot of people's lives. Join a more profession driven platform, if you must.
A appreciate the freedoms El Reg forums provide us all.
The one internet rule I've tried to live by is: Would you like grandma to see this?? Another reason I like El Reg forums, she will know the words, and have no idea what we're talking about!
icon for gran!
Yeah, that Zoom app you're trusting with work chatter? It lives with 'vampires feeding on the blood of human data'
Saturday 28th March 2020 10:57 GMT
Re: Hmm
We've been resisting users request for Zoom, as we use GAfE and Google Meet. I forwarded this article to our Data Protection Officer and App Integration Specialist plus my team and I got a fast response from one member of the team with Zoom's response:
"We sincerely apologize for this oversight, and remain firmly committed to the protection of our users' data," Zoom said in its statement.
https://appleinsider.com/articles/20/03/27/zoom-ios-update-removes-feature-that-sent-user-data-to-facebook
So, one hole plugged in iOS, how many others are they still exploiting?
Exchange some currency you want to? Guess the BIOS setup keyboard combination first you must, young Padawan
Microsoft staff giggle beneath the weight of a 52,000-person Reply-All email storm
Announcing the official Reg-approved measure of social distancing: The Osman
That awful moment when what you thought was a number 1 turned out to be a number 2
2020 MacBook Air teardown shows in graphic detail how butterfly keyboards were snipped for scissor switch
What happens when the maintainer of a JS library downloaded 26m times a week goes to prison for killing someone with a motorbike? Core-js just found out
Where's our software, Langowski? Windows Insider Program gets new leader
Crack police squad seeks help to flush out Australian toilet paper thieves
Analyst calls it: This is the 'biggest fall ever in the history of the worldwide smartphone market'
TeamViewer is going to turn around and ignore what you're doing with its freebie licence to help new remote workers
Tech won't save you from lockdown disaster: How to manage family and free time while working from home
All roads lead to Bork in Kansas as Windows puts on a show for motorists
Captain Caveman rides to the rescue, solves a prickly PowerPoint problem with a magical solution
HPE celebrated diversity on International Women's Day not with pictures of its own staff but stock images of models
Pervasive digital surveillance of citizens deployed in COVID-19 fight, with rules that send genie back to bottle
Wednesday 18th March 2020 09:39 GMT 
heard at the water cooler
The governments weren't getting enough traction out of "National Security"... Now they need even more powers under "Health and Safety". I saw a headline regarding the sweeping powers governments can assume during a medical\health emergency. I didn't read the story, couldn't find my foil hat. Is this how the end begins?
It's Baaaaaack (or is it?): Microsoft Teams suffers a Tuesday totter
Two years late, but upgrade wave finally washes a billion folk onto Windows 10 as its Android phone waits in the wings
Monday 16th March 2020 17:37 GMT 
Over a Billion served?
That number is inflated. I did it. You don't want to know how many Win10VMs I've installed and blown up. New feature in a new update/upgrade, borked something that was working, New VMs for all my friends at the bar... It's faster to deploy from template than rollback snapshots
Browser minnow Brave nips at Google with GDPR complaint
Google reveals the wheels almost literally fell off one of its cloudy server racks
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