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Top spy says LinkedIn profiles that list defense work 'recklessly invite attention of foreign intelligence services'

2 days 15 hours ago
Workers on joint US/UK/Australia nuclear submarine program are painting a target on themselves

The Director-General of Security at the Australian Security Intelligence Organization (ASIO) has lamented the fact that many people list their work in the intelligence community or on sensitive military projects in their LinkedIn profiles.…

Simon Sharwood

ISS is still leaking air after latest repair efforts fail

2 days 20 hours ago
Russian boffins searching for root cause in their segment of the outpost, former cosmonaut says

The International Space Station (ISS) is still leaking air from the Russian segment of the outpost despite efforts to eliminate the losses.…

Richard Speed

Virgin Media scraps wholesale network rival to Openreach

2 days 21 hours ago
NetCo is a no-go amid ongoing 'strategic review' by co-parent Telefónica

Virgin Media has ditched plans to use its network infrastructure to create a UK national fixed line operator to rival BT's Openreach just 18 months after the project was made public.…

Dan Robinson

Windows 10 @ 10: How Microsoft led developers round in circles

3 days ago
From one platform to rule them all to a carousel of half-baked visions

Comment  It is July 2015. Microsoft has just released Windows 10. Developers, weary from the false trail of Windows 8 and being urged to make "Metro style" apps, are now being pitched a new vision from Microsoft: the Universal Windows Platform (UWP).…

Tim Anderson

Servers hated Mondays until techie quit quaffing coffee in their company

3 days 2 hours ago
Unix boxes needed a hotfix to survive early morning cold boots

On Call  Mornings are hard, and Friday mornings doubly so. Which is why The Register gives readers a little kick along on the last day of the working week in the form of a new installment of On Call, the reader-contributed column that tells your tales of tech support treachery and triumph.…

Simon Sharwood

AI is contributing to Meta’s growth – just not the kind anyone cares about

3 days 7 hours ago
Good old machine learning, not LLMs, are what’s really paying for Zuck’s genAI splurge

Believe it or not, Meta's AI investments made a meaningful difference to its advertising business in Q2 — it's just that those models aren't the kind that's got everyone, including the Social Network, plowing tens of billions of dollars a year into datacenters.…

Tobias Mann

Figma debuts on Wall Street at $33 per share – then more than triples

3 days 13 hours ago
Investors cash in as design firm goes public after takeover dreams dashed

updated  Adobe competitor and one-time acquisition target Figma debuted on public markets on Thursday with 36,937,080 shares of Class A common stock at $33 apiece, valuing the web design tool developer at $19.3 billion. But the price-setters apparently underestimated demand dramatically, as investors sent the price up more than threefold by the end of the trading day.…

Richard Speed
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