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Monday September 20, 2021. 04:31 PM
Most users better off with rolling release, but quarterly build has more quality testing Kali Linux version 2021.3 has been released with new tools, though its makers explain that some features which make it good for penetration testing also make it bad for general use.…
4 stars - did not warn us about 'digitalisation of the economy'* Britain's tow-headed Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been granted an audience with Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, during which he will discuss the “challenges” of taxing giant tech corporations in a digital...
Plus: US lawmakers get 'in touch with Facebook whistleblower' Facebook has hit back at a series of reports in the Wall Street Journal as it tries to counter a week of damaging headlines which lifted the lid on the inner workings of the social media biz.…
Licensing, integration and security remain challenges, says DSAG survey Less than a third of German-speaking SAP users think the global application vendor is doing a good job of getting its software to work in the cloud.…
The environmental impact, not the smoking crater made by an impact SpaceX took another step towards launching the orbital version of its Starship last week with the release of a Draft Programmatic Environmental Assessment (DPEA) from the US Federal Aviation Administration...
The Register dips another toe in the Flow While browser-makers squabble over standards, privacy and exactly what their User-Agent string should say, Ekioh's clean-room browser, Flow, has continued to quietly advance.…
According to a filing with Brit competition watchdog Any attempt to block Cellnex's takeover of Hutchison UK's tower network could see consumers 'significantly worse off' and hamper the progress of Three UK's planned £3bn investment in 5G.…
Honour thy ancestors, and move on Column The death of Sir Clive Sinclair at the end of last week has seen an outburst of nostalgia. Understandably so.…
Flatpak-only app store, two-finger swiping for screen-fondlers... but it's not for the fiddlers Review The elementary OS team recently released its first major update in nearly three years, elementary OS 6, or 'Odin' as this release is known. Odin is based on Ubuntu 20.04...
When a server crash became a motorway dash Who, Me? The best laid plans of mice or Register readers can founder on the rocks of iffy connectors and wobbly cables, as this week's entrant in the Who, Me? archives discovered.…
Shortages in today's supply chains persist and capacity is all but booked. But the future looks bright Analyst firm IDC says the global semiconductor industry is showing signs of 'potential for overcapacity in 2023 as larger scale capacity expansions begin to come online...
Connect with experts of all stripes at the Graph+AI Summit PROMO You can have all the data in the world, but without teasing out the connections hidden within, it’s still just a pile of random information.…
Plenty more launches planned to attach another couple of modules The first crewed mission to China's space station has ended successfully.…
And celebrates Linux's 'true anniversary' – 30 years since upload of version 0.01 Linus Torvalds has revealed that winding back the decision to default to -Werror – and therefore make all warnings into errors – has made for another messy week of work on the Linux...
And added a bug bounty program to detect any holes in its 'youth mode' Douyin, the Chinese app known as TikTok outside the Middle Kingdom, has imposed limits on usage time for kids.…
Sunday September 19, 2021. 01:01 PM
Former staff, kids who got their first taste of tech, a Reg hack, and even Linus Torvalds share what the electronics pioneer meant to them Sir Clive Sinclair's contributions to computing and business are well known, and we've done our best to celebrate his life in our...
Some sightseeing, music, gambling, chatting to folks back home – just like a regular roadtrip The space tourist crew who spent three days orbiting Earth in a SpaceX Dragon capsule has returned to our planet in one piece.…
Saturday September 18, 2021. 02:57 AM
Oh, sorry, we thought you wanted us to obey the law?! – Silicon Valley A tactical-voting app built by allies of Vladimir Putin’s jailed political opponent Alexei Navalny is now unavailable in Russian Apple and Google app stores following threats from the Kremlin.…
Software unused after a few months will lose access to sensitive features unless exempted In December, Google plans to have app runtime permissions expire on older versions of Android for apps that haven't been opened for several months, extending the availability of a...
Once dismissed proof-of-concept attack on Microsoft OS through WSL detected in the wild Linux binaries have been found trying to take over Windows systems in what appears to be the first publicly identified malware to utilize Microsoft's Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) to...
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