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Zero-size graphics can derail printing, while some admins also face activation failures

AI agents face restrictions over safety checks that require a human touch

Upgrade, migrate, but don't prevaricate - time has run out

'Next week's earnings call just became the most important in the company's history'

New unit sports more qubits and is planned to be part of future fault-tolerant rig

ConnectWise disables third-party extensions in 400 environments as bughunters uncover auth hole may let crims bypass MFA

Only a minority want to ban it. Plus plenty of updates on 16 projects

Linked server connections can linger long past their welcome

Sales from EU HQ'd vendor rocket in two years. The Trump affect? Yes but NIS2 and DORA are factors too

UK staff get their say while a separate union-busting dispute heads towards its conclusion

We love this, but suspect this is the Marmite of GNOME extensions

You could check out more than your room

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Hyperscale meets micro-computing by offering APIs to test your apps

Couldn't get the hardware it needed to generate certs, so tried to code a workaround

Now enables backup by default and hints a little on-prem infra never hurt anyone

Operators face longer connection waits and a growing need to bring their own electricity

And find they were right all along

Outage hits login, software repositories, and patching tools hours before online event kicks off

Easy lid swaps earn praise from iFixit, but panel removal ends in cracks and USB-C repairs require logic board surgery

KB5132061 throws 0x800F0993 and 0x800F0989 errors, and Redmond is saying nothing

Flash VGR in Morse code on November 17 to salute the veteran probe - just don't expect it to see you

YouHack thought protecting members' passwords with mostly unsalted MD5 hashes would do

User-to-user forum goes read-only ahead of November 20 closure, with archive's fate unclear

Says it 'strongly' suspects attack limited to legacy system, and that nothing sensitive is at risk

Newly open sourced XSE handles six million queries a second across services including Search, Ads, and YouTube Shorts

Anything Windows can bork, the penguin can bork sideways

The House of Zen's Mext team promises smarter SWAP through the power of, you'll never guess: AI

Whitehall's biggest IT suppliers are overwhelmingly foreign, and Uncle Sam is making a killing

How much damage can a rogue agent do in 35 seconds? Asking cos that's how long it might take to shut one down

New regulator will require modelmakers to test and allow inspection, but not much more

Sheets, Whiteboards, and Data artifact types bring Claude closer to a productivity suite

Newer server processors pack more cores into fewer boxes, creating a need for network speed

Virtzilla also taking on KubeVirt by sharing VM API with the CNCF

Microsoft admins wail and gnash their teeth

Amazon calls its home security drone and business patrol bot 'proactive protection'

A poke in the AI with a sharp stick

Someone's fishing for exposed devices

Autark can act without constant prompting, but leaves users to enforce their own security boundaries

Some waitlist members get a first look at Thundermail, a paid alternative to Gmail

Chips boast up to 256 cores, clocks up to 5.3 GHz, and IPC gains of 20 to 31 percent, just not all on the same SKU

Venice-X promises big speedup for EDA and HPC workloads

Cores, clocks, memory, and interconnects all perfectly balanced for a singular mission: keeping instinct fed.

Michael LoSapio could inherit a depleted workforce and a political headache or two, courtesy of his current employer

Inference biz pins latest breach on cloud provider and LLMJacking miscreants

Just a few more months until Accenture takes over running scandal-hit Horizon system

Five-year review charts upheaval in work, science, and public life - with little consensus on who's in control

Another Chrome memory bug gets squashed, but not before attackers got their hands on it

BYOD claims extensive data theft as campus Wi-Fi returns, most systems remain restricted, and classes carry on