Re: "sift through a mountain of junk to find a gem"
"sift through a mountain of junk to find a gem"Oh, so like using the Internet, then ?
Or these boards...
Posts by Korev
4905 publicly visible posts • joined 26 Aug 2016
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Russia's tiny quantum computer is (probably) nothing to worry about
Euro monopoly cops to probe Microsoft for slipping Teams into Office
Bizarre backup taught techie to dumb things down for the boss
Sega COO backs away from blockchain
Intel patches buggy Sapphire Rapids Xeons, resumes shipments
Turning a computer off, then on again, never goes wrong. Right?
BOFH: Lies, damned lies, and standards
Red Hat's open source rot took root when IBM walked in
Saturday 8th July 2023 11:20 GMT 
> People are going to disagree but I always think of HP/HPE and IBM as modern-day "IP trolls"
Which is odd because the IBM of old did sterling work fending off SCO
Amazon's robo vacuum power grab sucks EU attention
Startup that charged $1.20 a day for coworking space in nightclubs folds
Nobody does DR tests to survive lightning striking twice
HSBC banks on quantum to lock down comms network
No open door for India's tech workers in any UK trade deal
Thursday 6th July 2023 09:27 GMT
Re: Nothing economically beneficial will happen until the Tories get kicked out.
I think I'd prefer a return to the Danelaw. Slaughtering Lancastrians would be a possibility but the priority would be keeping Wessex and Mercia out.
Come to think of it, it's been a few years since the Cornish marched on London
Kernow Bys Viken!
Yahoo! comeback! continues! as! fresh! listing! planned!
Oh, great. Yet another tech billionaire thinks he can get microblogging right
Wednesday 5th July 2023 09:26 GMT
Re: If it were anyone else
> There are many reason why Threads might fail; privacy is not one of them -- unfortunately.
I remember a huge amount of fuss about the WhatsApp privacy changes. The end result is that I have a few friends who use Threema, Signal etc (hence having the apps on my phone) and most people still use WhatsApp.
Wednesday 5th July 2023 06:47 GMT
Re: Funny
> For those of us who use Twitter for work, it has been a decent way to discover a pretty good community
Yeah, it used to be great. You'd see loads of interesting stuff posted by the leaders in the field. In my line of work, the majority of the big players are academics, so when Trump & Brexit happened, the platform turned into frustrated ranting. It kind of recovered from that, but now when I log on I see almost no posts at all.
Ariane 5 to take final flight, leaving Europe without its own heavy-lift rocket
Wednesday 5th July 2023 08:30 GMT
Re: Oops
> But how hard can it be to design a new rocket? It's not rocket science ... oh wait ... it IS rocket science.
H-1B fraud consultancies grow, with application abuse openly discussed online
IBM kills its Education Cloud after just two-and-a-bit years
Twitter rate-limits itself into a weekend of chaos
The number’s up for 999. And 911. And 000. And 111
Uncle Sam cracks down on faked reviews and bad influencers
Monday 3rd July 2023 11:16 GMT
Re: I give the Reg five stars. The posts are informative and honest. Much better than mumsnet.
My previous employer had a fixed line from the business arm of an ISP mostly known for its home provision. The ISP didn't really filter port 25 so many places blocked its entire IP range. This meant the company's customers often filtered out our emails!
Hacking a Foosball table scored an own goal for naughty engineers
Microsoft signs 1.5 million seat contract for Office 365 and more
Mystery Intel bug halts shipments of some Sapphire Rapids Xeons
Chinese balloon that US shot down was 'crammed' with American hardware
Fujitsu admits it fluffed the fix for Japan’s flaky ID card scheme
Quirky QWERTY killed a password in Paris
Friday 30th June 2023 08:47 GMT
Re: All your QWERTY belong to us...
"All servers shall have only one keyboard layout and it shall be US International"
The problem with that is the enter key is horrible and also with US English locales you also get dates the wrong way around, temperatures in Farenheit etc. Using British or Irish settings would make much more sense in Europe...
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