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Premiere Pro bug ate my videos! Bloke sues Adobe after greedy 'clean cache' wipes files
Videographer stung after app nukes '$250k' of footage
Ex-Microsoft manager sues former coworkers and Windows giant over claims of sex assault, gender discrimination
Software goliath says it's all about diversity ... and the bit about retaliation isn't true
International politicos line up to get shot down by Facebook
Firm: We know you wanna chat, guys, but Zuck won't Friend you
Facebook's open-source license drama-zone GraphQL gets swanky digs in Linux mansion
Modern data-fetching scheme could become industry standard
Macs to Linux fans: Stop right there, Penguinista scum, that's not macOS. Go on, git outta here
In the market for a MacBook Air, eh Linus?
The nights are drawing in. Pour a cup of cocoa and join us for Windows 10 Autumnwatch
Fireworks night has been and gone. Microsoft stayed home
Till Microsoft finds it a place on the path unwinding, it's the circle, the circle of Skype
Roundup What's that coming over the hill? Is it ProcDump, a Linux ProcDump?
Woke Linus Torvalds rolls his first 4.20, mulls Linux 5.0 effort for 2019
Kernel release candidate adds support for two Chinese CPU families... will these be the final new CPU archs?
Veracode Software gobbled by private equity house Thoma Bravo for $950m
Home of McAfee and SonicWall slurps app security testing biz from Broadcom
We love Kubernetes, but it's playing catch-up with our Service Fabric, says Microsoft Azure exec
Interview Jason Zander on cloud native, Red Hat, and figuring out open source
'Pure technical contributions aren’t enough'.... Intel commits to code of conduct for open-source projects
Chipzilla joins strangely controversial movement to encourage civility, inclusion
In memoriam: See you in Valhalla, Skype Classic. Version 8 can never replace you
Microsoft hammers the final nail into 7's coffin
Bean-counting outfit Sage appoints bean-counter as new CEO
Will arrival of Hare accelerate tortoise-like performance?
Carlo has a head for apps and a body (tag) for rendering: Google takes on Electron with JS desktop app toolset
Chrome Labs experiment adds another option for building website-ish applications
We (may) now know the real reason for that IBM takeover. A distraction for Red Hat to axe KDE
Popular desktop Linux environment due for deprecation in RHEL... by 2024
Graph database biz Neo4j doubles total funding courtesy of $80m E-series splurge
Firm plans to stuff a sizeable chunk into AI, naturally
Facebook sets Linux kernel tools free
Code to help those managing lots of servers unleashed, designated by jumbles of letters
Tiny Twitter thumbnail tweaked to transport different file types
Troll preserve's images can be used to distribute code, PDFs and other stuff
Haha, good times: Larry Ellison regales noobs about when Oracle staff almost didn't get paid
CTO reveals all in cosy chat with startup founders
Microsoft claims Office 364 back to business as usual. Oh no it isn't, say suffering sysadmins
Utilitarian fix leaves minority of users still moaning
Google Project Zero zeroes in on Google project: Security hole spotted in gVisor sandbox fence
Horn flags up flaw that can be exploited to breakout out of software containers
EU Android latest: Critics diss Google's money-spinning 'cure'
You shouldn't profit from punishment
Mac users burned after Nuance drops Dragon speech to text software
Dictation tool was more than just another app for those with disabilities
People outperform computer programs for 'compressing' pix
Don't chuck away the software away just yet, though
Microsoft teaches a 10-year-old Red Dog new tricks and the Windows 10 1809 delay hits Exchange 2019
Plus Blighty goes full Kubernetes and Windows Mixed Reality still a thing in this week's round up
Microsoft to staff: We remain locked and loaded with US military – and will keep adding voice to AI ethics debate
Servicemen and women 'deserve' access to our tech... even if that includes Windows 10 October 2018 Update
What can we learn from Microsoft's 'QA crisis'? We need your expertise, smart Register readers
Survey Tell us of the pain and practicality of chasing code blunders, software diagnostics
Microsoft promises a fix for Windows 10 zip file woes. In November
You don't want fixes. You really want a shiny new Windows Search. Of course you do
Grumbling about wobbly Windows 10? Microsoft can't hear you over the clanging cash register
Redmond runs rampant, reaps ridiculous record revenues
Break out the jelly and ice cream! Microsoft's Small Basic turns 10
Open sourcing BASIC for the kool kids
Sysadmin running a Mac fleet? IBM has just thrown you a lifeline
'Zero touch' setup, Mac@IBM, lands at GitHub
'We broke a few things and will continue to do so... in a careful way' – Oracle's Reinhold on Java renovation work
CodeOne Language is still free, it's the support that will cost you plenty
Memo to Microsoft: Windows 10 is broken, and the fixes can't wait
Comment Three urgent changes Redmond must make to stop the QA crisis
Zip it! 3 more reasons to be glad you didn't jump on Windows 10 1809
So fonts are funny and archives aren't ace but, hey, at least it isn't deleting files, right?
Roughly 30 years after its birth at UK's Acorn Computers, RISC OS 5 is going open source
Original Arm operating system relicensed under Apache 2.0
PC version of Linux 4.19 lands with PC version of Linus Torvalds: Kernel handed back to creator
And the updated code of conduct is now live, too
SQLite creator crucified after code of conduct warns devs to love God, and not kill, commit adultery, steal, curse...
Database creator explains Christian-based rules to El Reg
Stealthy UK startup drops veil on next frontier of speech wizardry
The power's in the phone, not the cloud
Skype bot airport action, Retpolining into 2019, old Kubernetes versions for the chop in Azure, and much more Microsoft
Roundup Boop beep boop beep boop, your flight's cancelled
So, about that Google tax on Android makers in the EU – report pegs it at up to $40 per phone
Fee offset if Search and Chrome included alongside Play Store, of course
The code's crashed again, but why? Tell us your war stories of bugs found – and bugs fixed
Reader study We need your help in understanding how software issues are solved in production environments
Peter Thiel's Palantir reportedly eyeing up $41bn IPO
Spies' fave data mining biz could go public as early as late 2019 – reports
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