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US govt ups minimum H-1B tech salaries to $208,000 a year, more than startups can hope to afford, say VCs
Linux Mint pushes out its own Chromium build to help users avoid Canonical's Snap Store
No, your software ideas aren't copyrightable, US judge tells SAS amid its long-running feud with Brit outfit
The Huawei Mate 40 Pro would be the best Android flagship on the market – were it not for the US-China trade war
Trump administration proposes H-1B visas go to highest-paid workers first
This is not new
This is actually how the law is already written, yet companies over time have deliberately weakened it and brought us to the current state of H1B undercutting prevailing wages.
The U.S. could put some teeth back into the laws, but companies will just go back to undermining them straight away.
Remember the days when signs were signs and operating systems didn't need constant patching?
All it took was a global pandemic confining millions to their homes to remind businesses how much they appreciate the IT crowd
Bad boys bad boys, what you gonna do? Los Angeles Police Department found fibbing about facial recognition use
IT guy whose job was to stop ex-staff running amok on the network is jailed for running amok on the network
It's powered by a mega-corp AI, it has a Liquid Mode, but it's not a T-1000. It's Adobe's PDF auto-reflow for mobile
Four years after Europe sorted this, America is still going around in circles on data privacy in stuffy hearings
In a world where up is down, it's heartwarming to know Internet Explorer still tops list of web dev pain points
Alibaba wants to get you off the PC upgrade treadmill and into its cloud
Need to track IT kit? Business continuity? Legal? ServiceNow has a package of satellite apps for you... now
Amiga Fast File System makes minor comeback in new Linux kernel
Experian says it recovered and deleted data on 24 million South Africans after giving it to random 'marketing' person
Aw, Snap! But you should see the other guy – they're in dire need of a good file system consistency check
Microsoft's Azure Cosmos DB dips toe in serverless waters with pay-as-you-go preview
What legacy is IBM really shooting for? Cheating its own salespeople out of millions? Here we go again, allegedly
Shocking no one, not enough foreigners applied for H-1B visas this year so US govt ran a second lottery
Cisco to sell everything-as-a-service – even core networking hardware – and cut costs by a billion bucks
Trump administration reportedly offers Oracle cheap end to $400m wage discrimination case
Microsoft Defender casts a jaundiced eye over Citrix, slams services in quarantine on suspicion of being malware
We've reached the endgame: Bezos 'in talks' to turn shuttered department stores into Amazon warehouses
China slams 'dirty' America's 'clean network' plan, reminds world of PRISM snoop-fest exposed by Ed Snowden
What happens when holes perfect for spyware are found in the engine room of millions of Qualcomm-based phones? Let's find out
I got 99 problems, and all of them are your fault
Re: Rudest, Dumbest - same thing no?
That's how most places I've worked do it, although we put a little more effort into contacting the user. But if after 3-4 tries and a week goes by without the user getting back to us, we close the ticket.
Funny thing though, the user ends up calling back within hours of the ticket being closed.
Geneticists throw hands in the air, change gene naming rules to finally stop Microsoft Excel eating their data
You think the UK coronavirus outbreak was bad? Just wait till winter: Study shows test-and-trace system is failing
UK govt finds £200,000 under sofa to kick off research into improving mobile connectivity on nation's crap railways
Raytheon techie who took home radar secrets gets 18 months in the clink in surprise time fraud probe twist
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