Asmi Linux 13 Debian Edition debuts: Xfce desktop never looked so good
TeejeeTech takes Trixie, adds considerably more polish, yet comes in lighter 
            
      
Teejeetech turns its attention from Ubuntu to its progenitor. The result is a refined and attractive spin of Debian with Xfce.…
Microsoft kills volume rebates in name of 'transparency'
Online Services price changes start November 1, aligning with Microsoft.com rates and eliminating programmatic discounts 
            
      
Microsoft is updating its pricing approach for Online Services in Enterprise Agreements in the name of consistency and transparency, but could leave some customers paying more.…
We charged guests up to $1,000 to attend our wedding - and made $132,000 in profit
Marley Jaxx, 34, and her husband, Steve J. Larsen, 37, from Boise, Idaho, charged guests up to $1,000 to attend their wedding to cover the cost of their do-and made $132,550 in profit
Marine experts issue worrying update about playful dolphin that joined family for swim in Dorset
A video showed the playful mammal dancing across the water but marine experts have now urged tourists to stay away from the playful animals following further reports of injuries.
Sonic boom shakes homes across London and Kent as RAF Typhoons scrambled to intercept private jet
Residents in parts of Essex, Kent, Suffolk, London and Cambridgeshire reported hearing a 'loud bang' just before midday on Friday.
The hardest-working royal with the hardest-working wardrobe: Princess Anne's most memorable recycled outfits dating back to the mid-70s as she celebrates 75th birthday
Princess Anne, often hailed as the hardest-working royal, is equally celebrated for her commitment to rewearing and repurposing her favourite pieces.
The 'lost' Vera Lynn tracks you've never heard: WWII Forces' Sweetheart's audition recordings to be released 90 years on
The late singer's first records were found when Dame Vera's daughter donated her mother's record collection to the British Library after she moved out of her home in East Sussex.
Boy, 16, arrested on suspicion of rape and murder over death of 13-year-old girl and the rape of a 16-year-old girl is released on bail
The 16-year-old boy was arrested in Huddersfield after police were called to a flat in Sheepridge Road on Monday night at 11.36pm after a report that a girl was unresponsive.
Sysadmin cured a medical mystery by shifting a single cable
Somebody built a very sick network in the bowels of a hospital 
            
      
On Call Few make it to Friday without some end-of-week blues, which The Register always treats with a fresh dose of On Call – the reader-contributed column that recounts your stories of tech support contusions.…
Close call! Moment out-of-control jet ski nearly mows down beachgoers on Costa del Sol beach
This is the shocking moment a speeding jet ski comes dangerously close to mowing down beachgoers.
Housing asylum seekers at Essex hotel becoming a “very serious problem”, court told
Epping Forest District Council is seeking an injunction stopping asylum seekers from living in a hotel
            
      
Foxconn Now Making More From Servers than iPhones
An anonymous reader shares a report: Manufacturer to the stars Foxconn is building so many AI servers that they're now bringing in more cash than consumer electronics -- even counting the colossal quantity of iPhones it creates for Apple. 
The Taiwanese company revealed the shift in its Thursday announcement of Q2 results, which saw revenue grow 16% to NT$1.79 trillion ($59.73 billion) and operating profit rise 27% to NT$56.6 billion ($1.9 billion). CEO Kathy Yang told investors the company's Cloud and Networking Products division delivered 41% of total revenue, up nine percent compared to Q2 2024, and surpassing the company's Smart Consumer Electronics unit for the first time. The latter business includes Foxconn's work for Apple.
            
      
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Defence Secretary says Britain is ready to put 'boots on the ground' as part of a Ukraine ceasefire deal ahead of Trump-Putin talks - but refuses to say what happens if they're attacked
John Healey outlined how British troops could help 'secure the safe skies, safe seas and build the strength of the Ukrainian forces' in the event of a peace deal.
'Is this for real?!': Stunned viewers ridicule MasterChef for embarrassing editing out of Gregg Wallace in viral clip of botched show
Wallace and co-host John Torode were sacked by the BBC after a report upheld complaints about their behaviour, but show bosses have insisted on keeping them in the final edit.
Have you seen missing Queenie-Mia Smith, 16, believed to be in Braintree?
Queenie-Mia Smith, 16, was reported missing on 6 August from the Northamptonshire area but is believed to be in the Braintree area.
I'm an etiquette expert and here are the mistakes you're making on holiday that make you look common and like a 'low class guest'
Jo Hayes, founder of EtiquetteExpert.Org, highlighted the common mistakes holiday makers make abroad that make them look 'classless' and 'common' and revealed how to avoid doing them.
Princess Andre breaks her silence on her parents' bitter feud after Peter made bombshell claims about Katie Price's 'baseless lies'
Taking to Snapchat on Friday, the 18-year-old influencer took part in a fan Q&A where she was asked: 'Does it affect you even now when your mum and dad don't get on?'
Instant karma for British biker who blocks ambulance driver on emergency call in Thailand and flips driver the middle finger... then regrets taking his eye off the road
A British biker cut in front of an emergency ambulance in Pattaya, eastern Thailand, before swearing at the driver - but just moments later he dramatically crashed into another motorcyclist.
Shoplifting should be known as 'shop theft' to avoid trivialising the crime, ministers agree as offending soars by a fifth in one year
In a letter to ministers, peers warned the 'outdated' word was 'trivialising the severity of the offence' and called for it to be phased out in legislation and guidance.