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LibreOffice community protests at promotion of paid-for editions, board says: 'LibreOffice will always be free software'

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Microsoft to take a break from Edge releases: Hits pause button to align with Chromium

Linux kernel coders propose inclusive terminology coding guidelines, note: 'Arguments about why people should not be offended do not scale'

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Social media giants move to defy Hong Kong's new national security law

Hundreds of forgotten corners of mega-corp websites fall into the hands of spammers and malware slingers

Microsoft integrates Azure Functions with Dapr – for when you run Azure Functions outside Azure. Confused yet?

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Containers to capture 15% of all enterprise apps across 75% of business by 2024

Manchester, UK seeks IT-slinger: £235m for number-plate-and-fines system to clean up vehicle emissions

When Facebook says you're not a good 'culture fit', it means you're not White or Asian enough – complaint

Baroness Dido Harding lifts the lid on the NHS's manual contact tracing performance: 'We contact them up to 10 times over a 36-hour period'

Oracle sued by a shareholder who alleges its lack of progress in diversity amounts to 'dishonesty'

Fast as a motorbike, subtle as a brick: Motorola pushes out new Moto G 5G Plus mid-ranger

Utilitarian, long-bodied Nokia 5.3 has budget basic specs - but it does cost £150

Like a Bolt from the blue, Huawei's fledgling AppGallery signs a ride-sharing platform

Cool IT support drones never look at explosions: Time to resolution for misbehaving mouse? Three seconds

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Trump's bright idea of kicking out foreign students unless unis resume in-person classes stuns tech, science world

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University ordered to stop running women-only job ads

A bad day in New Zealand: Rocket Lab's 13th mission ends in failure

Did you know Arm has an Internet-of-Things cloud? Yeah, not no more it ain't. Wants to offload it to Softbank

Detroit cops employed facial recognition algos that only misidentifies suspects 96 per cent of the time

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Huawei develops epidemic prevention and control solutions for safer travel

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We'll pay £400k for a depth charge-proof robot submarine, says UK's Ministry of Defence

Mind the airgap: Why nothing focuses the mind like a bit of tech antiquing

Things can't go on like this. You need to get fit for the sake of your health. I'm going to write you a prescription for... an e-bike

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You've patched your cloud software, and feeling smug when... bang! A legacy edge device bricks itself

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That sphincter-flexing moment for devs when it's time to go live

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Comment*AI bursts through wall* 'OHHH YEAHHH!'

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Playing nice with a host of tech-pushers pushed OpenStack close to edge

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You should find out what's going on in that neural network. Y'know they're cheating now?

Interpretability in machine learning is a minefield

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The Agile and the Continuous: Database Drift ... Neat film title but something to avoid

Devs: Talk to your friendly neighbourhood DBA

24 Apr 2018 | 13

Your AI pet project is only as smart as its garbage training set

No one said it'd be easy

23 Apr 2018 | 25

Build a serverless framework at home: Go on, bit of open sourcey hijinx won't hurt

Rifling through riff: Another option that's not Amazon's Lambda

18 Apr 2018 | 8

A developer always pays their technical debts – oh, every penny... but never a groat more

But how to measure that? Your team is waiting

12 Apr 2018 | 57

Software shortcuts: Pay down your tech debt. It's time to fix a price

Rushing to ship won't get you to the other side

23 Feb 2018 | 26

Look at stupid, sexy Kubernetes with all the cloud firms hanging off its musclebound arms

The container war is won – but what now?

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Hyperledger 3 years later: That's the sound of the devs... working on the chain ga-a-ang

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That's infotainment, that's infotainment: Android Automotive OS goes virtual with new reference platform

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You don't have to go home, but you can't stay here. Fujitsu tells 80,000 of its Japan employees: From now on, you work remotely

July? British government could decide to boot Chinese giant Huawei from the UK's networks by this month

LibreOffice community protests at promotion of paid-for editions, board says: 'LibreOffice will always be free software'

Micro Focus COVID-19 costs: Carry the one, decimal 9 places to the right... hmm. Holy cow, it's a $1bn+ loss

Microsoft to take a break from Edge releases: Hits pause button to align with Chromium

Linux kernel coders propose inclusive terminology coding guidelines, note: 'Arguments about why people should not be offended do not scale'

Shopped recently in a small online store? Check this list to see if it was one of 570 websites infected with card-skimming Magecart

Fret not, Linux fans, Microsoft's Project Freta is here to peer deep into your memory... to spot malware

Social media giants move to defy Hong Kong's new national security law

Hundreds of forgotten corners of mega-corp websites fall into the hands of spammers and malware slingers

Microsoft integrates Azure Functions with Dapr – for when you run Azure Functions outside Azure. Confused yet?

Grappling with mixed infra, container security, service meshes? Our DevOps conf has practical help for you

Languishing lodash library loophole finally fitted for a fix: It's only taken since October to address security bug

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When Facebook says you're not a good 'culture fit', it means you're not White or Asian enough – complaint

Baroness Dido Harding lifts the lid on the NHS's manual contact tracing performance: 'We contact them up to 10 times over a 36-hour period'

Oracle sued by a shareholder who alleges its lack of progress in diversity amounts to 'dishonesty'

Fast as a motorbike, subtle as a brick: Motorola pushes out new Moto G 5G Plus mid-ranger

Utilitarian, long-bodied Nokia 5.3 has budget basic specs - but it does cost £150

Like a Bolt from the blue, Huawei's fledgling AppGallery signs a ride-sharing platform

Cool IT support drones never look at explosions: Time to resolution for misbehaving mouse? Three seconds

Trump's bright idea of kicking out foreign students unless unis resume in-person classes stuns tech, science world

Psst: Want to know who else has their snout in the Copernicus trough? (spoiler: it's not the UK)

University ordered to stop running women-only job ads

A bad day in New Zealand: Rocket Lab's 13th mission ends in failure

Did you know Arm has an Internet-of-Things cloud? Yeah, not no more it ain't. Wants to offload it to Softbank

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Huawei develops epidemic prevention and control solutions for safer travel

Another anti-immigrant rant goes viral and and this time it appears to be by a British, er, immigrant tech CEO

We'll pay £400k for a depth charge-proof robot submarine, says UK's Ministry of Defence

Mind the airgap: Why nothing focuses the mind like a bit of tech antiquing

Things can't go on like this. You need to get fit for the sake of your health. I'm going to write you a prescription for... an e-bike

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That sphincter-flexing moment for devs when it's time to go live

Real talk: You're gonna have to get real about real-time analytics if you wanna make IoT work

That scary old system with 'do not touch' on it? Your boss very much wants you to touch it. Now what do you do?

Network monitoring is hard... If only there was some kind of machine that could learn to do it

Playing nice with a host of tech-pushers pushed OpenStack close to edge

So you're doing an IoT project. Cute. Let's start with the basics: Security

You should find out what's going on in that neural network. Y'know they're cheating now?

The Agile and the Continuous: Database Drift ... Neat film title but something to avoid

Your AI pet project is only as smart as its garbage training set

Build a serverless framework at home: Go on, bit of open sourcey hijinx won't hurt

A developer always pays their technical debts – oh, every penny... but never a groat more

Software shortcuts: Pay down your tech debt. It's time to fix a price

Look at stupid, sexy Kubernetes with all the cloud firms hanging off its musclebound arms

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TfL hackathon showed data can keep transport running and people safe

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