October 2003 Archive • The Register

It could be 'five to ten years' before the world finally drags itself away from IPv4

Some Brits reckon broadband got worse after lockdown – but that's just what happens when you're online 12 hours straight

Pipped to the post: Google Cloud nabs Salesforce exec to lead UK and Ireland business

DB2 migration problems caused IBM to resurrect Netezza, according to analyst

'Direct from the software vendor': UK.gov goes window-shopping for standard ERP in £400m spree

Apps get bit animated: Android Studio 4.0 released with new Motion Editor

Video? That's so not what we care about, says Slack, as it signs video deal with AWS

Google+ replacement ‘Currents’ to end beta and debut in G Suite on July 6th

British Army pulls up its SOC: New regiment to do infosec work even civvies will recognise

Kind of goes without saying, but fix your admin passwords or risk getting borged by this brute-forcing botnet

UK govt publishes contracts granting Amazon, Microsoft, Google and AI firms access to COVID-19 health data

Signal goes Gaussian to take privacy to the next level: All your faces don't belong to us

Moore's Law is deader than corduroy bell bottoms. But with a bit of smart coding it's not the end of the road

Talk about a control plane... US Air Force says upcoming B-21 stealth bomber will use Kubernetes

Canonical pushes out MicroK8s installer for Mac and Windows, with Multipass VM tech lurking behind the scenes

Unlucky for some, GitLab 13.0 is DevSecOps in a box, but will it play nicely with others?

TsoHost swings axe at 'legacy' DIY website builder MrSite, giving customers a month to find alternative arrangements

Amazon declined to sell a book so Elon Musk called for it to be broken up

Korean prosecutors seek arrest warrant for Samsung's heir apparent

Amazon warehouse workers sue over safety concerns as several contract COVID-19

There's always a coronavirus angle these days: Honor intros new smartphone with built-in temperature sensor

Repair store faces hefty legal bill after losing David and Goliath fight with Apple over replacement iPhone screens

Keep it clean you lot: Samsung's created a hand-washing app for its wearables

California emits fine-print of its GDPR-ish digital privacy law, complete with Google and Facebook-sized holes

Geek's Guide

Don't panic: An asteroid larger than the Empire State Building is flying past Earth this weekend but we're just fine

Hooray, space boffins have finally got InSight lander's heat probe back into Martian ground again

Astroboffins peering back in time with Hubble find stars may have been flickering into life even earlier than thought

I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Hydrogen clouds in a far-away star system glowing from a supernova's last gasp

Open banking drives strategic growth

It's nice y'all like our chips but half our data-center sales are from cloud giants, FYI, says Nvidia's chief beancounter

Hoverbikes, Hyperloops and sub-orbital hijinks: Yes, the '3rd, 4th and 5th Dimensions of Travel' are coming soon

BBC voice assistant promises to summon streams even if you're just a little bit Brahms and Liszt

Verity Stob

Trump's Make Space Great Again video pulled after former 'naut says: Nope

Travel-sick Windows needing a Systemwiederherstellung would be in Germany, right? Austria? Not necessarily

Hey Mister Prime Minister ... Scott! Can you get off my lawn please, mate?

The UK's favourite lockdown cheese is Big and Red but doesn't require a stinking great audit after consumption

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It could be 'five to ten years' before the world finally drags itself away from IPv4

Some Brits reckon broadband got worse after lockdown – but that's just what happens when you're online 12 hours straight

Pipped to the post: Google Cloud nabs Salesforce exec to lead UK and Ireland business

DB2 migration problems caused IBM to resurrect Netezza, according to analyst

'Direct from the software vendor': UK.gov goes window-shopping for standard ERP in £400m spree

Apps get bit animated: Android Studio 4.0 released with new Motion Editor

Video? That's so not what we care about, says Slack, as it signs video deal with AWS

Google+ replacement ‘Currents’ to end beta and debut in G Suite on July 6th

British Army pulls up its SOC: New regiment to do infosec work even civvies will recognise

Kind of goes without saying, but fix your admin passwords or risk getting borged by this brute-forcing botnet

UK govt publishes contracts granting Amazon, Microsoft, Google and AI firms access to COVID-19 health data

Signal goes Gaussian to take privacy to the next level: All your faces don't belong to us

Moore's Law is deader than corduroy bell bottoms. But with a bit of smart coding it's not the end of the road

Talk about a control plane... US Air Force says upcoming B-21 stealth bomber will use Kubernetes

Canonical pushes out MicroK8s installer for Mac and Windows, with Multipass VM tech lurking behind the scenes

Unlucky for some, GitLab 13.0 is DevSecOps in a box, but will it play nicely with others?

TsoHost swings axe at 'legacy' DIY website builder MrSite, giving customers a month to find alternative arrangements

Amazon declined to sell a book so Elon Musk called for it to be broken up

Korean prosecutors seek arrest warrant for Samsung's heir apparent

Amazon warehouse workers sue over safety concerns as several contract COVID-19

There's always a coronavirus angle these days: Honor intros new smartphone with built-in temperature sensor

Repair store faces hefty legal bill after losing David and Goliath fight with Apple over replacement iPhone screens

Keep it clean you lot: Samsung's created a hand-washing app for its wearables

California emits fine-print of its GDPR-ish digital privacy law, complete with Google and Facebook-sized holes

Don't panic: An asteroid larger than the Empire State Building is flying past Earth this weekend but we're just fine

Hooray, space boffins have finally got InSight lander's heat probe back into Martian ground again

Astroboffins peering back in time with Hubble find stars may have been flickering into life even earlier than thought

I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Hydrogen clouds in a far-away star system glowing from a supernova's last gasp

Open banking drives strategic growth

It's nice y'all like our chips but half our data-center sales are from cloud giants, FYI, says Nvidia's chief beancounter

Hoverbikes, Hyperloops and sub-orbital hijinks: Yes, the '3rd, 4th and 5th Dimensions of Travel' are coming soon

BBC voice assistant promises to summon streams even if you're just a little bit Brahms and Liszt

Trump's Make Space Great Again video pulled after former 'naut says: Nope

Travel-sick Windows needing a Systemwiederherstellung would be in Germany, right? Austria? Not necessarily

Hey Mister Prime Minister ... Scott! Can you get off my lawn please, mate?

The UK's favourite lockdown cheese is Big and Red but doesn't require a stinking great audit after consumption

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