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Rancher rides off into the SUSE-set after acquisition by Linux outfit

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

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

South Korea joins the ‘we’re going to be self-sufficient in more tech and then export bucketloads’ club

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CEO of motherboard maker MSI dies after plunging from headquarters' seventh-floor

Geek's Guide

Here's how boffins can prove Solar System's mysterious 'Planet Nine' is actually a small black hole – wait, what?

Mars InSight to stretch its arm and look around as mole-mashing ops are paused

Road trip on Mars: Thrill as Curiosity rover races up to 0.06 miles per hour. Marvel as it takes a mile-long detour

Captain, the computer has identified 250 alien stars that infiltrated our galaxy – actual science, not science-fiction

We've paused Sigfox roof aerial payments, says WND-UK, but we'll make you whole after COVID

Privacy watchdogs from the UK, Australia team up, snap on gloves to probe AI-for-cops upstart Clearview

Heir-to-Concorde demo model to debut in October

FYI: You do all know that America's tech giants, even Google, supply IT to the US military, right?

Verity Stob

Hungry? Please enjoy this delicious NaN, courtesy of British Gas and Sainsbury's

Cereal Killer Cafe enters hipster heaven, heads online: Coronavirus blamed for shutters being pulled down

Boolean bafflement at British Airways' Executive Club: Sneaky little Avioses - Wicked, Tricksy, False!

Another anti-immigrant rant goes viral in America – and this time it's by a British, er, immigrant tech CEO

Articles about NASA

NASA trusted 'traditional' Boeing to program its Starliner without close supervision... It failed to dock due to bugs

All eyes were instead on SpaceX and its newer programming techniques

The Moon certainly ain't made of cheese but it may be made of more metal than previously thought, sensor shows

There's iron in them hills, maybe

Born slippy: NASA Mars rover Perseverance to persevere on Earth a little longer as launch date pushed back again

A delay until 2022 looms as sensor problems on Atlas V add a few more days to schedule

Two out of three parachutes... is just as planned for Boeing's Starliner this time around

Abort test simulated a very bad day – now, how about getting it to the ISS?

Things that make you go foom: Destruction derby as NASA and SpaceX test rocket components to failure

Tanks put through their paces

US starts sniffing around UK spaceports – though none capable of vertical launches actually exist right now

In briefPlus: SLS boosters arrive at Kennedy, Rocket Lab to go back-to-back with NRO

Virgin Galactic inks deal with NASA to train astro-tourists looking to buy a seat to the International Space Station

Somebody else will have to provide the rocket, though

With intelligent life in scant supply on Earth, boffins search for technosignatures of civilizations in the galaxy

Pollution, sprawling cities of megastructures, any sign aliens are screwing up just like us...

NASA to send Perseverance, a new trundle bot, and Ingenuity, the first interplanetary helicopter, to sniff out life on Mars in July

Mars2020 mission will scout for interesting rocks to bring back to Earth

NASA scientists mull sending a spacecraft on a 13-year mission to visit Neptune's 'bizarre' moon, Triton

Triton may be a satellite now, but it was probably once a dwarf planet in its past

NASA shoves Astrobotic $199.5m to sling water-hunting VIPER trundlebot at Moon

We're gonna need it if we ever live up there – and it looks like a tempting option right now

Russia drags NASA: Enjoy your expensive SpaceX capsule, our Soyuz is the cheap Kalashnikov of rockets

Looks like the space race between Washington DC and Moscow is back on

Northrop Grumman to polish NASA's HALO, techies test tardy telescope tower, SLS boosters ready for Florida

RoundupAnd other tidbits from the realm of rocketry

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

How may I infringe thee? Let me count the ways...

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

The beloved mole hasn't been able to dig into the Red Planet's regolith for ages

They've only gone and bloody done it! NASA, SpaceX send two fellas off to the International Space Station

VideoBob and Doug are first humans launched into orbit by Elon's Muskteers

Made-up murder claims, threats to kill Twitter, rants about NSA spying – anything but mention 100,000 US virus deaths, right, Mr President?

OpinionTrump's throwing everything at the social wall to see what will stick

Turns out Elon can't control the weather – what a scrub: Rain, clouds delay historic manned SpaceX-NASA launch

Lightning strike threat postpones lift-off to Saturday

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