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IT contractor caught charging Uncle Sam expert rates for newbies, agrees to pay back $6m in settlement

Triple-I worked on Homeland Security and ICE systems

23 Feb 11:32 | 28

Happy birthday, Python, you're 30 years old this week: Easy to learn, and the right tool at the right time

Popular programming language, at the top of its game, still struggles to please everyone

20 Feb 13:10 | 78

People actually write novels about DevOps – and an author spoke about his take at Dynatrace's Perform event

Be honest, what's YOUR 'bus factor'?

16 Feb 15:22 | 10

Accenture, Capita, IBM jump on £800m framework to make the NHS more agile as UK.gov announces further reforms

Fail fast, fail often

15 Feb 10:32 | 24

Looking for a new IT job? This week's list includes roles for software engineers, DC managers, cloud experts and support specialists

If you're keen to place an ad, contact us – it's free

Think Kubernetes and persistent storage is complex? Here’s the truth – and trust us, you can handle the truth

Tune in next week and you’ll be able to talk storage like a cloud native

Apple, Microsoft, PayPal among 35 organizations compromised by evil twin dependencies attack

Security researcher finds it's easy to confuse build systems with malicious versions of private software libraries

10 Feb 20:35 | 32

Foundation thrillogy: Rust programming language gets new home and million-dollar spending account

Mozilla moves Rust under a non-profit foundation

08 Feb 17:00 | 44

Humble Apple Pie: Cupertino sweetens pot to get its DTK prototype machines returned after developer backlash

Tosses in extra cash 'to recognize the tremendous effort ... put into creating amazing universal apps'

08 Feb 12:18 | 13

SitePoint hacked: Hashed, salted passwords pinched from web dev learning site via GitHub tool pwnage

If you started off there, best change your reused credentials

05 Feb 19:05 | 4

New CloudBees boss Stephen DeWitt wants to up the SaaS factor, wouldn't say no to IPO

Time to grow up and smell the dollars as founder Sacha Labourey steps back

In Rust we trust: Shoring up Apache, ISRG ditches C, turns to wunderkind lang for new TLS crypto module

Elder server httpd to be revitalized with Google-funded memory-safe add-on

02 Feb 16:30 | 121

Clearing up this mesh: Linkerd creator 'not a fan' of steering committees but went ahead and made one anyway

Group aims to represent 'the voice of the user'

02 Feb 10:07 | 1

It didn't (sob)... even make it (sniff)... to GA: Microsoft to pull the plug on Azure Service Fabric Mesh

A sad-faced engineer leads it round the back of the barn. A single shot rings out

29 Jan 14:13 | 10

Perl-clutching hijackers appear to have seized control of 33-year-old programming language's .com domain

Got a few (thousand) dollars to spare?

28 Jan 18:22 | 60

GitLab removes its 'starter' tier: Users must either pay 5x more or lose features

Customer: 'It feels like a bit of a kick in the teeth'

27 Jan 13:00 | 57

A new take on programming trends: You know what's not a bunch of JS? Devs learning Python and Java ahead of JavaScript

O'Reilly's opinionated survey says low-code on the up and modern web dev is 'chilling'

26 Jan 15:07 | 26

Tesla axes software engineer for allegedly pilfering secret Python scripts after just three days on the job

WARP Drive process automation code said to be 'extremely valuable'

24 Jan 10:04 | 105

Over long US weekend, GitHub HR boss quit after firing Jewish staffer who warned Nazis were at the Capitol

Microsoft-owned code silo admits 'significant errors of judgment and procedure'

19 Jan 22:56 | 80

How can you flip your software delivery ops from own goals to meaningful goals?

Tune in and we'll take you from benchmarking to insight

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1Password has none, KeePass has none... So why are there seven embedded trackers in the LastPass Android app?

Third-party code in security-critical apps is obviously suboptimal, but company says you can opt out

Google admits Kubernetes container tech is so complex, it's had to roll out an Autopilot feature to do it all for you

More expensive, less flexible, but easier and safer to use

Seagate UK customer stung by VAT on replacement drive shipped via the Netherlands

Well, Brexit meant Brexit

Copper broadband phaseout will leave UK customers with higher bills and less choice, says comparison site

It seems people are OK with paying more for faster internet, though

A word to the Wyse: Smoking cigars in the office is very bad for you... and your monitor

A matte-black terminal? Neat! Where can I get one?

Red Hat returns with another peace offering in the wake of the CentOS Stream affair: More free stuff

Approved open-source projects to get no-cost subscriptions (if they haven't already got one)

Ever wondered why that one weird file keeps being included? Super sleuth TypeScript 4.2 is here

You again! That uninvited guest that just keeps turning up...

Google looks at bypass in Chromium's ASLR security defense, throws hands up, won't patch garbage issue

Engineers write off GC abuse because Spectre broke everything anyway

Something for the Weekend, Sir?

Half a million stolen French medical records, drowned in feeble excuses

A bitter pill best swallowed with eight gallons of swimming pool water

Valheim: How the heck has more 'indie shovelware with PS2 graphics' sold 4 million copies in a matter of weeks?

Now, this might shock you, but it's something we like to call 'fun' (if you have friends)

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It's been a day or so and nope, we still can't wrap our head around why GitHub would fire someone for saying Nazis were storming the US Capitol

Questions go unanswered as CEO, COO launch probe

14 Jan 01:52 | 138

Netherlands minnow Red Kubes releases open-source Community Edition of its Otomi Kubernetes wrangler

Easy to use with no big vendor lock-in? Nice idea but it's still early days

12 Jan 14:32 | 3

Developers! These 3 weird tricks will make you a global hero

Good for users and good for you

11 Jan 09:30 | 70

React team observes that running everything on the client can be costly, aims to fix it with Server Components

Server-side React solves 'many other problems we have had for a while' says Core developer

07 Jan 11:01 | 51

The future of cloud security is open – and Kubernetes shows why, says Sysdig founder

'With open source, your users become your partners and co-developers'

Be careful where you log into GitHub: Dev visits Iran, opens laptop, gets startup's entire account shut down

Service restored, code silo gets license to serve Iranian programmers

05 Jan 20:25 | 47

Where do ITSM and DevOps overlap? All the way along the value stream

Don’t wait for an invite to this get together

GitHub will no longer present a cookie notification banner – because it's scrapping non-essential cookies

Privacy turns out to be fairly easy

17 Dec 17:00 | 61

What’s ITIL got to do with DevOps? Lots more than you’d think

DevOps teams! ITIL® 4 will help you do your job better – and here’s how

GitHub turns on money tap for corporate open-source donations, turns off the lights with dark mode design

Welcome to the GitHub Universe

08 Dec 17:30 | 5

Docker support deprecated in Kubernetes will break your clusters, says CNCF ambassador. It's only the runtime, says Docker

Admins have until late 2021 to move away, but Windows containers need caution

03 Dec 11:52 | 9

COVID-19 coronavirus captive coders create copious code, claims GitHub: Open-source projects mushroom amid pandemic

Microsoft's cloud repo rental biz finds a silver lining in 2020

03 Dec 00:58 | 4

GitHub's journey towards microservices and more: 'We actually have our own version of Ruby that we maintain'

The Reg talks to Software Engineering veep Sha Ma

01 Dec 09:15 | 15

Marmite of scripting languages PHP emits version 8.0, complete with named arguments and other goodies

Hallucinate, Desegregate, Mediate, Try not to hate: INXS of 25 years on, PHP liberates the number eight

26 Nov 17:00 | 74

Last call: Share your DevOps experiences at Continuous Lifecycle Online 2021

Containers, serverless, CI/CD, tooling – we’d love to hear all about it

Docker finally enforces pull rate limits, but reckons only 1.5% of users are affected

Amnesty period ends, time to control those 'runaway processes' or pay up

19 Nov 11:47 | 2

DataStax releases K8ssandra, the Kubernetes peace offering to the open-source community

'Like any good family, you're going to have fights,' says dev relations bloke

19 Nov 08:33 | 1

Python swallows Java to become second-most popular programming language... according to this index

Coincidentally, Python creator Guido van Rossum joins Microsoft

12 Nov 21:05 | 148

GitHub's new security scanner definitely works, says Jenkins: It found 7 flaws in our plugins

DevOps tool's maintainer says he's 'very happy with the results'

05 Nov 19:50 | 1

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