Re: Uh, no.
Exactly. It was straight up fraudulent representation.
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Oracle sorely wanted case alleging improper inflation of cloud sales to disappear. But the judge said no
'Agile' F-35 fighter software dev techniques failed to speed up supersonic jet deliveries
Cockup or conspiracy? Popular privacy extension ClearURLs removed from Chrome web store
Tired: Linux fans using the Edge browser. Wired: Linux fans using a Microsoft account to sign into the Edge browser
Microsoft and Google, sitting in a tree, working on browser compatibility
The kids aren't all right: Fall in GCSE compsci students is bad news for employers and Britain's future growth plans
What could be worse than killing a golden goose? Killing someone else's golden goose
Tuesday 23rd March 2021 03:31 GMT 
Create a problem, then profit from the solution
I've been saying it for years and people just think I'm some negative person, but I've seen this all too often. People deliberately create a problem and then try to profit from the solution.
They are legion and they are why we can't have nice things.
America's Supremes give Facebook nothing but heartaches: Top court won't stop '$15bn wiretap' lawsuit
Windows 10 Insider build fixes the fix it sent out to fix the fix that broke printing? Afraid not, but here's a new Notepad icon
IBM's CEO and outgoing exec chairman take home $38m in total for 2020 despite revenue shrinking by billions
Security pro's time-travelling Twitter bot suspended after posting download link for Adobe Acrobat for MS-DOS
Exchange flaws could be much worse than thought: Six hacking groups suspected of using the zero days pre-patch
US govt indicted me because I make privacy tools, says crypto-chat app CEO accused of helping drug smugglers
Microsoft customers locked out of Teams, Office, Xbox, Dynamics – and Azure Active Directory breakdown blamed
Starlink's latent China crisis could spark a whole new world of warcraft
How Facebook uses public videos to train, deploy machine-learning models and harvest those eyeballs
Facebook’s new world domination ploy is a two-megabyte Instagram app tested in India and Brazil
'No' does not mean 'yes'... unless you are a scriptwriter for software user interfaces
Saturday 13th March 2021 02:22 GMT
This is how languages die
If you have ever wondered how langues die and become unreadable to the masses, this is how.
They don't evolve, they de-evolve.
The trend of the last 20 years to use 20 words when one will do, has not helped. And the portmanteaus are no longer funny. Ceaseless nattering, all of it.
AND DO NOT GET ME STARTED INTERFACE DESIGNERS!
The great Microsoft cull continues as paid content set to be stripped from Business and Education Store
Google emits data-leaking proof-of-concept Spectre exploit for Intel CPUs to really get everyone's attention
Google and Microsoft's public squabble over who's the worst is giving us life right now, not gonna lie
ServiceNow bakes more ML, low code into Quebec release to push itself as all-encompassing workflow layer
Privacy purists prickle at T-Mobile US plan to proffer people's personal web, app pursuits to ad promoters
A Code War has replaced The Cold War. And right now we’re losing it
State of Maine threatens to tear up Workday HR contract and request $21m refund if it cannot remedy concerns
IBM settles £36m Direct Line insurance platform project lawsuit, after claiming Teradata tried to usurp its spot
Qualys hit with ransomware: Customer invoices leaked on extortionists' Tor blog
Gootkit malware crew using SEO to get pwned websites in front of unwitting marks
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