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• Fedora sours on Creative Commons 'No Rights Reserved' license [1106d]
• Node.js prototype pollution is bad for your app environment [1106d]
• T-Mobile US to cough up $550m after info stolen on 77m customers [1106d]
• Twitter launches probe after miscreants claims to have swiped 5.4m users' details [1106d]
• After config error takes down Rogers, it promises to spend billions on reliability [1106d]
• Chinese chipmaker workers told to sleep at their factories [1106d]
• Japanese space agency to put massive HPC cloud to the test [1106d]
• Cyber-mercenaries for hire represent shifting criminal business model [1106d]
• Apple v Chicago streaming service tax battle ends in hushed settlement [1106d]
• Aviation body wants views on rocket plans of Virgin Orbit [1106d]
• Upgrading what might be the world's oldest running Linux install [1106d]
• Upgrading what might be the world's oldest running Linux install [1106d]
• DoJ approves Google's acquisition of Mandiant [1106d]
• Windows Start Menu not starting? You're not alone [1106d]
• Couldn't connect to West Europe SQL Databases last week? Blame operator error [1106d]
• Oracle to hike support fees in line with inflation [1106d]
• Price, lead times and scarcity of fiber optics may derail projects [1106d]
• Intel’s smartNICs probably aren’t for you (yet) says Intel [1106d]
• Infosec not your job but your responsibility? How to be smarter than the average bear [1106d]
• Honor moving team out of India for 'obvious reasons,' says CEO [1106d]
• Browsers could face two regimes in Europe as UK law set to diverge from EU [1106d]
• Intel bags deal to make chips for MediaTek, that other Android processor designer [1106d]
• A character catastrophe for a joker working his last day [1106d]
• Russian ChessBot breaks child opponent's finger [1106d]
• India's big four services giants bemoan rising labor costs [1106d]
• DARPA seeks portable muon-making machine to see through almost anything [1106d]
• South Korean regulator fears Meta's collecting too much data with revised T&Cs [1107d]
• AWS sales boss claims Microsoft’s softened cloud licensing regime is a sham [1107d]