Aaron Ardiri opened his old development archive after discovering enthusiasts were still improving apps for the platform

Most attempts were pranks, but some could fool unwary AI agents

They tried to sound the alarm in August

Microsoft's Go rewrite gets some competition, with a developer claiming his port runs twice as fast

Not afraid of custom waveforms frying your e-paper? Download it from GitHub and give it a shot on your stock screen today

AI's appetite for components hammers budget handsets, with analysts seeing little relief before 2028

CEO eyes usage-based billing as automation pushes HR software vendor beyond traditional IT spending

For those times when a full-fat editor is overkill

Wayland-only Plasma 6.8 heads for Kubuntu 'Tenacious T-Rex' early next year

PARTNER CONTENT: A million reasons why advanced computing matters for genomics

Israeli adtech outfit allegedly helped spyware vendors infect phones while enjoying Google's seal of approval

CEO said the workers were hired in Q2 and are still helping today

Silicon giant budgets up to $64B for expansion while keeping an eye on construction progress and power supplies

Platform points to Iran, Russia, and China but provides no public evidence for attribution

Carbon composite woes cause another delay for Peter Beck's Hungry Hippo

ChatGPT maker turns tables in Apple's trade secrets lawsuit, claiming confidential hardware plans made their way back to Cupertino

Nearly 50 years of data caught up in breach, with probation service records also among the haul

The term military intelligence seems like an oxymoron in this case

Four firms believe server farms on barges in ports will help solve the problem of finding suitable sites

Officials say amendments remain under consideration despite minister's pledge to act

Preliminary notice seeks XLUUV builders, payload makers and AI developers, with Excalibur and Herne the obvious candidates

Officers unlawfully uploaded 179 people's details to Auror without required privacy checks or corporate approval

Never making type errors does not mean never making errors

Both Switchzilla and CISA sound the alarm

Things got weird, but there's a lesson to be learned: Don't trust a bot to negotiate for you

Torvalds says contributors must understand their code, whatever tools they use

Xbow earned a $250K bug bounty and all the AI model got was a lousy t-shirt

Vendor promises fix for separate privilege-escalation flaw in the coming weeks

Proposal would let UTC drift an hour from Earth's rotation, sparing computer systems awkward adjustments for centuries

What are they puffing? Tobacco, apparently. Cancer researcher tells El Reg it's a bad bet

Browser-based fun to remember a time before Apple's annual cash grab became a thing

DDR4 makes a comeback as component costs rise, while Linux offers an escape from forced upgrades

New desktop app simplifies stripping out bundled software, with heavier cuts carrying security and support risks

If you thought 1.6 Tbps was fast, just wait, Cisco's USFP targets 12.8 Tbps in a single optical pluggable

Amazon, Google, Meta among members of lobby group funding dire warnings over cloud sovereignty plans

Decades of cross-platform character corruption finally comes to an end for Windows coders

Tick, tick, tick, tick, ticket, ticket, tick tick

Paul Henninger shares news of his move up via email as around 200 colleagues prepare for redundancy

FBI alleges covert recorder was plugged into a TV, with a second device later discovered in the employee's bag

Analyst predicts 80% of neoclouds will disappear as standalone businesses by 2030