I don't about seeing the bottom but seeing fish again has been confirmed.
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Bad news: Coronavirus is spreading rapidly across the world. Good news: Nitrogen dioxide levels are decreasing and the air on Earth is cleaner
Azure admins' cold sweat likely caused by a 'isolated' power problems that browned out West Central USA region
Avast's AntiTrack promised to protect your privacy. Instead, it opened you to miscreant-in-the-middle snooping
Post Office burned £100m in UK taxpayer cash on Horizon IT scandal legal fees, MPs told
Grab a towel and pour yourself a Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster because The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is 42
Chips that pass in the night: How risky is RISC-V to Arm, Intel and the others? Very
Former US Homeland Security Inspector General accused of stealing govt code and trying to resell it to... the US govt
Don't be fooled, experts warn, America's anti-child-abuse EARN IT Act could burn encryption to the ground
Sadly, the web has brought a whole new meaning to the phrase 'nothing is true; everything is permitted'
Our 'solution is killing us in a number of areas' IBM said about doomed £175m Co-Op Insurance project
While hype merchants push chatbots, CIOs are saving up pennies while expecting a recession, reckons study
Managed services slinger Ensono waves goodbye to staff on both sides of the pond
Are we having fund yet, npm? CTO calls for patience after devs complain promised donations platform has stalled
'An issue of survival': Why Mozilla welcomes EU attempts to regulate the internet giants
Cache me if you can: HDD PC sales collapse in Europe as shoppers say yes siree to SSD
Another week, another bunch of Windows 10 machines punched by a patch
Steve Jobs, executives shot down top Apple engineers' plea to design their own server CPU – latest twist in legal battle over chip upstart Nuvia
Chrome 81 beta hooks browser up to Web NFC, augmented-reality features
Please, sir, we want some more! TSMC pumps extra $6.7bn into chip fabs to meet demand for new gadgetry
Bloke forks out £12m, hands over keys to tropical island to shoo away claims that his web marketing biz was a scam
Not a Genius move after all: Apple must cough up $$$ in back pay for store staff forced to wait for bag searches
NBD: A popular HTTP-fetching npm code library used by 48,000 other modules retires, no more updates coming
Crazy idea but hear us out... With robots taking people's jobs, can we rethink this whole working to survive thing?
My god the sheer ignorance of most of these comments
See title.
Jobs do not grow on trees. Re-training guarantees nothing. Education guarantees nothing. I know far too many people with incredible credentials who can never find permanent employment. Oh they work, but it's always temp or contract and without benefits and paid time off. I'm talking about people with STEM degrees and experience.
After the last recession, the majority of new jobs in America were, and still are, low paying temp jobs.
Jobs do not grow on trees. There are not infinite positions. Education, training and experience guarantee nothing and recessions put millions of people back to square one.
Tens of millions of biz Dell PCs smacked by privilege-escalation bug in bundled troubleshooting tool
Re: Biz PC's!
Many companies create a custom image and then have the vendor image the PCs before shipping. Many large companies are also moving over to 3rd party/vendor management of their PC assets.
Yes, that's right, they are letting outside companies remote manage their PCs, which makes sense if you are a very small company. But large companies with millions of dollars of IP assets and thousands of employees? Insanity. And god help you if that vendor is also IBM.
Tech can endure the most inhospitable environments: Space, underwater, down t'pit... even hairdressers
'Windows Vista' spotted doing a whoopsie over EE's signage
Oi! You got a loicence for that Java, mate? More devs turn to OpenJDK to swerve Oracle fee
Hey GitLab, the 1970s called and want their sexism back: Saleswomen told to wear short skirts, heels and 'step it up'
Bada Bing, bada bork: Windows 10 is not happy, and Microsoft's search engine has something to do with it
Time to patch your lightbulb? Researchers demonstrate Philips Hue exploit
Not call, dude: UK govt says guaranteed surcharge-free EU roaming will end after Brexit transition period. Brits left at the mercy of networks
Is everything OK over there, Britain? Have you tried turning the UK off and on again? ISPs, financial orgs fall over in Freaky Friday of outages
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