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Stop us if you've heard this one: Job cuts at IBM
Microsoft patches patch for Meltdown bug patch: Windows 7, Server 2008 rushed an emergency fix
It's baaack – WannaCry nasty soars through Boeing's computers
Friday 30th March 2018 15:12 GMT 
Re: The important question
Ha! Had this happen the other day. Email AV/Firewall flagged an incoming email and the user was cranky he couldn't open it because it was part of some VIP deal being made.
I tapped danced as nice as I could instead of just flat out telling the user, this was the AV/firewall's job and it was working as designed.
Microsoft Store adds ‘private audience’ apps to its Store
Cambridge Analytica's daddy biz had 'routine access' to UK secrets
Adobe: New Unified Customer Profile will personalise ads as never before
Hackers pwn Baltimore's 911 system?! Quick, someone call 91– doh!
GoDaddy told off for reeling in punters with 'misleading' prices
Internet of insecure Things: Software still riddled with security holes
Corking story: Idiotic smart wine bottle idea falls over, passes out
Saturday 24th March 2018 21:12 GMT
Corked?
If you drink wine and you don't know how to get the cork back in the bottle, you have no business claiming you know a damn thing about wine, let alone trying to sell a wine product.
Not to mention just the general knowledge of the wine industry, let alone sommelier level of knowledge that you really need.
More ad-versarial tech: Mozilla to pop limited ad blocker into Firefox
Zucker for history: What I learnt about Facebook 600 years ago
Probe: How IBM ousts older staff, replaces them with young blood
Five things you need to know about Microsoft's looming Windows 10 Spring Creators Update
British Level 4 driverless pods are whizzing along ... er, a London path
BOOM! Cambridge Analytica explodes following extraordinary TV expose
Another day, another self-flying car pipe dream surfaces
BT: We're shuttering final salary pension scheme
Nest reveals the first truly connected home
Whois? More like WHOWAS: Domain database on verge of collapse over EU privacy
FYI: There's a cop tool called GrayKey that force unlocks iPhones. Let's hope it doesn't fall into the wrong hands!
We're Putin our foot down! DHS, FBI blame Russia for ongoing infrastructure hacks
Fermi famously asked: 'Where is everybody?' Probably dead, says renewed Drake equation
Thursday 15th March 2018 18:48 GMT
Who can really say?
While both these men have valid points as do other scientists, the thing to remember is that radio waves dissipate over great distance to the point of useless noise, and the window of a civilization using radio wave before jumping to undetectable quantum entanglement is probably very short.
Airbus CIO: We dumped Microsoft Office not over cost but because Google G Suite looks sweet
Poop to save planet as boffins devise bullsh*t way of extracting gas
After repeated warnings Facebook bans Britain First for 'inciting hatred'
Bad blood: Theranos CEO charged with massive fraud
Microsoft says 'majority' of Windows 10 use will be 'streamlined S mode'
Uber-Lyft study author jams into reverse gear over abysmal pay claims
Sci-tech wants skilled worker cap on PhD and shortage jobs scrapped
Apple's new 'spaceship' HQ brings the pane for unobservant workers
WordPress is now 30 per cent of the web, daylight second
News lobsters demand to be let back into the Facebook boiling pot
Equifax peeks under couch, finds 2.4 million more folk hit by breach
Ex-Google recruiter: I was fired for opposing hiring caps on white, Asian male nerds
MIT gives one-star review to Lyft, Uber over abysmal '$3.37/hr' pay
Microsoft to make Ubuntu a first-class guest under Hyper-V
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