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Thursday May 10, 2018. 02:33 AM
More desktops. More boards. More ‘init freedom’ and a long-ish roadmap Devuan Linux, the Debian fork that offers 'init freedom' has announced the first release candidate for its second version.…
More desktops. More boards. More ‘init freedom’ and a long-ish roadmap Devuan Linux, the Debian fork that offers “init freedom” has announced the first release candidate for its second version.…
China’s going to be super duper happy – not US sanctions against Chinese mobe maker ZTE have forced the company to go into zombie mode as it can’t get the electronic components it needs from American suppliers.…
FSF firebrand rails against purged abort() docs 'satire' Late last month, open-source contributor Raymond Nicholson proposed a change to the manual for glibc, the GNU implementation of the C programming language's standard library, to remove 'the abortion joke,' which...
General Motors CTO chats to El Reg about robo-ride timings After several years of hype about autonomous vehicles – cars that can truly independently drive themselves – the big question has become: when will people other than beta testers get in them?…
Wednesday May 9, 2018. 11:01 PM
First releases will be touch and go. If your hardware can handle it Google IO On Tuesday, Google told developers at its IO conference in Silicon Valley that Linux applications and command lines are coming to Chrome OS, showed off a few demos – and then shut up about it and ...
Offers 15TB SSDs and AI-driven operations tools to weary admins Hitachi Vantara has updated its VSP all-flash and hybrid storage arrays and their SVOS operating system, and provided AI-based operations tools to make operating them easier.…
Too little, too late? Qualcomm is shipping samples of its third-generation wearable chip – the first to be built from the 'ground up,' it claims.…
Mac Notification Center sometimes clones supposedly transient notes Encrypted chat app Signal's disappearing messages may not actually vanish on Apple Macs, thanks to the way the encrypted messaging software interacts with the macOS Notification Center.…
Govt says non-clinical info will only be extracted in, er, loosely defined circumstances The UK government has partially backed down from ordering the NHS to hand over patients' personal details to the Home Office so it can track down illegal immigrants.…
♫ We're so bored with your USP ♫ Smartmobe shipments were down almost 7 per cent year-on-year in Europe during calendar Q1, according to Canalys, as phone fatigue hit mature markets hard.…
Plus: Russia's space head honcho launched out of his job NASA chief Jim Bridenstine has strangely compared previous attempts to return to the Moon to an old Peanuts cartoon.…
Scrolling Twitter more important than phoning home or anywhere else Web browsing ranks as the most important phone use activity, above making calls, a chunky survey by Ofcom has found.…
Swipe right to like then tap, tap, tap away Hands On Early developer builds traditionally require donning a hazmat suit, but as Android enters its middle age, Google wants everyone to come in, wearing Bermuda shorts, and kick the tyres like tourists.…
On-premises boost paired with public cloud blanket extension NetApp has announced a real biggie for storage wonks: support for Fibre Channel-based NVMe-over-Fabrics (FC-NVMe) access to all-flash ONTAP arrays using Brocade gear.…
UK watchdog to assess whether it breaches data protection rules The database London cops use to rank people's likelihood of gang-related violence is racially biased, a campaign group has said.…
UK watchdog to assess whether it breaches data protection rules The database London cops use to rank people's likelihood of gang-related violence is racially biased, a campaign group has said.…
♬ And motherdoctors act like they forgot about Dre ♬ A long-running trademark dispute between rapper Dr Dre and Dr Drai, gynaecologist and author of 20 Things You May Not Know About A Vagina, has been dismissed by the the US trademark office.…
Stopped at a service station? Tough – your self-driving car's just been bricked AEV Bill The British government expects that most future software updates to driverless cars will be pushed into the vehicles over-the-air without any user involvement.…
Meanwhile, corporate daddy Liberty Global flogs European assets to Vodafone for €18.4bn Virgin Media reported another quarter of low growth for its troubled £3bn fibre programme Project Lightning, adding just 111,000 premises in the first three months of 2018 – the...
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