Re: "SIA recommends that the government removes “counterproductive” caps on green cards"
STEM is no longer a garuantee of steady employment at any age these days.
It's all projects on contract.
Posts by ecofeco
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Bending the knee: US semiconductor juggernauts ask the government for help
Boeing nowhere fast: Starliner space taxi schedule slips once again to August
Hands up who can tell me which pupil details transfer system has glitched. Yes, Capita's
NPM clings to its cuddly image – as senior staff vote with their feet: Now longtime product boss quits JS package biz
Easy-to-hack combat systems, years-old flaws and a massive bill – yup, that's America's F-35
BOFH: Tick tick BOOM. It's B-day! No we're not eating Brussels flouts...
Make America buy phones again! Smartphone doom 'n' gloom crosses Atlantic to cast shadow stateside
HP crashed Autonomy because US tech titan's top brass 'lost their nerve', says lawyer for ex-CEO Mike Lynch
Thursday 28th March 2019 22:27 GMT 
I said it from day one
HP did not do a proper audit and are now trying to blame everyone but themselves.
And yes, they did drag their feet and created a lot of uncertainty with Autonomy's existing and future customers.
I also have no doubt Autonomy is also sketchy in some way. It's a tech company, innit? But this is mostly HP's fault.
Stop us if you've heard this one: IBM sued after axing older staff, this time over 'denying' them their legal rights
What bugs me the most? World+dog just accepts crap software resilience
As Red Hat prepares to become part of Big Blue, its financials look as solid as Linux kernel 2.4
DXC Security exec: Yes, I'd have thought we'd spend more on certs and laptop kit for staff, too
Chap joins elite support team, solves what no one else can. Is he invited back? Is he f**k
Public disgrace: 82% of EU govt websites stalked by Google adtech cookies – report
From MySpace to MyFreeDiskSpace: 12 years of music – 50m songs – blackholed amid mystery server move
Mayors having a right 'mare in Florida: Acting mayor arrested weeks after boss also arrested
How many Reg columnists does it take to turn off a lightbulb?
Radio gaga: Techies fear EU directive to stop RF device tinkering will do more harm than good
Microsoft tweaks Windows 10 on Arm64 to play nicely with KVM
YouTube's pedo problem is so bad, it just switched off comments on millions of vids of small kids to stem the tide of vileness
IBM hunkers down for no-deal Brexit, warns of disruption to supply chain, data transfers
If at first you don't succeed, you may be trying to install that Slow Ring Windows 10 build
Tuesday 5th March 2019 09:19 GMT
Re: Does anyone bother with Windows anymore ?
Too many corporations suffer from sunk costs over literally decades.
Far to much custom middleware is written for MS interfacing for them to ever recover the cost of porting to Linux.
A shame because Linux is by far the better OS.
Psst, I use all three major desktop OSes. For decades. This is not opinion, but professional observation. Linux is now the best.
Fuck Microsoft.
Correction: Last month, we called Zuckerberg a moron. We apologize. In fact, he and Facebook are a fscking disgrace
SPOILER alert, literally: Intel CPUs afflicted with simple data-spewing spec-exec vulnerability
UK tech has a month left to bare gender pay gaps, but less than a fifth of firms have ponied up
UK banking was struck by one IT fail every day for most of 2018
Tuesday 5th March 2019 08:39 GMT
It's epidemic
Major systems are breaking everywhere every day.
No, this is NOT normal. That anyone would think this is acceptable and normal shows how bad it has become. It also points to a serious coming catastrophic event in the near future.
Systematic failures are not a sign of normal operations. Ever.
Bun fight breaks out after devs, techie jump ship: Bakery biz Panera sues its former IT crowd
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