ARM Give a man a fire and he's warm for a day, but set fire to him and he's warm for the rest of his life (Terry Pratchett, Jingo)

Maybe CISA should take its own advice about insider threats hmmm?

(2026/01/30)

opinion The call is coming from inside the house



Musk distracts from struggling car biz with fantastical promise to make 1 million humanoid robots a year

(2026/01/29)

To what end? Who knows? Tesla isn't even using them in its own factories yet



Google's Project Genie could put even more game developers out of work

(2026/01/29)

A Labs prototype turns prompts into short, explorable 3D worlds



Agents gone wild! Companies give untrustworthy bots keys to the kingdom

(2026/01/29)

'We're letting thousands of interns run around in our production environment'



Dow Chemical says AI is the element behind 4,500 job cuts

(2026/01/29)

ai-pocalypse The 129 year old chemical company uses Palantir-rival C3's AI as its software of choice.



AI datacenter boom triples US gas power builds, filling the air with more CO2

(2026/01/29)

Reduce emissions? Screw that - we have money to lose and memes to generate



To stop crims, Google starts dismantling residential proxy network they use to hide

(2026/01/29)

The Chocolate Factory strikes again, targeting the infrastructure attackers use to stay anonymous



AV vendor goes to war with security shop over update server scare

(2026/01/29)

eScan lawyers up after Morphisec claimed 'critical supply-chain compromise'



Uncle Sam dangles nuclear campuses for states while watering down safety rules

(2026/01/29)

Governors offered atomic megasites and federal cash as hundreds of pages of regulations go missing



Systemd daddy quits Microsoft to prove Linux can be trusted

(2026/01/29)

Lennart Poettering's Amutable aims to bring 'cryptographically verifiable integrity' to the other OS



IBM says AI is insane in the mainframe as z17 sales surge

(2026/01/29)

Big Blue leaning on software smarts to modernize COBOL estates and cut costs



ShinyHunters swipes right on 10M records in alleged dating app data grab

(2026/01/29)

Extortion crew says it's found love in someone else's info as Match Group plays down the impact



Banker claims Oracle may slash up to 30,000 jobs, sell health unit to pay for AI build-out

(2026/01/29)

Cerner, though acquired in 2022, is nothing to multibillion black hole



Tesla revenue falls for first time as Musk bets big on robots and autonomy

(2026/01/29)

Elon thinks taxis and androids will succeed where car sales are stalling



Patch or perish: Vulnerability exploits now dominate intrusions

(2026/01/29)

Apply fixes within a few hours or face the music, say the pros



Sat Nad declares Windows 11 has a billion users – just don't bother asking for details

(2026/01/29)

Terrible start to 2026 offset by optimistic operating system numbers



Meta to pour the GDP of Kenya into AI infrastructure push in 2026

(2026/01/29)

Zuck bets big on 'personal superintelligence' with $135B splurge



Latest Vivaldi release surfs a wave of anti-AI sentiment

(2026/01/29)

Interview 'What we are finding is that people hate AI'



Cyberattack on Poland's power grid could have turned deadly in winter cold

(2026/01/29)

Close call after an apparently deliberate attempt to starve a country of energy at the worst time



Capita pension portal 'fiasco' forces Cabinet Office into damage control

(2026/01/29)

150-strong 'surge team' deployed as 8,500 retirees left high and dry, some waiting 9 months for legally owed cash



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<hoponpop> the difference between netbsd, freebsd, and openbsd, as an
insider is freebsd is interested in getting things done, and
doesn't mind hurting people who get in their way.
<hoponpop> netbsd is interested in making sure nothing gets done, and
doesn't mind hurting people who try to accomplish things.
<hoponpop> openbsd is interested in looking good, and doesn't hurt anyone
in their own little community, but look out everybody else!