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Sunday, April 20, 2008

Build it and they will come...
(posted at 09:19PM BST)

I'm pleased to announce that as of Thursday 24th; the aforementioned plans to bring an officially-supported disaster recovery solution in to the fold via a second datacentre and dedicated fibre will come to fruition.

It is anticipated that our fibre interconnects will then be expanded to cover Telecity Williams within the next three months; although, due to the well-publicized shortages of space at Telecity Williams, we will only be connecting at Telecity to boost our private peering traffic levels and expand our network to offer some other connectivity services which are still in the pipeline.

Wednesday, April 2, 2008

ISO approves OOXML as document storage standard...
(posted at 05:09PM BST)

... and in response to my firm belief that this was rigged by Microsoft, all .docx/.xlsx/.ppsx and other OOXML-based file formats are now blocked by spilsby.net mailservers.

This does not affect customer mail unless you are trying to send something to us.

A link is provided in the bounce message which will take the sender to a download page on Sun Microsystems' site for a free ODF (Open Document Plugin) filter for all currently supported versions of Microsoft Office.

 
slashdot

Chinese Cities Are Sinking Rapidly

FBI Says Chinese Hackers Preparing To Attack US Infrastructure

Northrop Grumman Working With SpaceX On US Spy Satellite System

Reddit Is Taking Over Google

Ubuntu 24.04 Yields a 20% Performance Advantage Over Windows 11 On Ryzen 7 Framework Laptop

Netflix Blows Past Earnings Estimates As Subscribers Jump 16%

Frontier Communications Shuts Down Systems After Cyberattack

Cops Can Force Suspect To Unlock Phone With Thumbprint, US Court Rules

Software Glitch Saw Aussie Casino Give Away Millions In Cash

Meta Is Adding Real-Time AI Image Generation To WhatsApp

Colorado Bill Aims To Protect Consumer Brain Data

Feds Hit Coding Boot Camp With Big Fine For Allegedly Conning Students

Crypto Trader Eisenberg Convicted of Fraud in $110 Million Mango Markets Scheme

Boeing Aims To Bring Flying Cars To Asia By 2030

Nigeria To Criminalise Fiber Cable Damage Costing Telecoms Billions

the register

A quarter of 5-7 year olds now use smartphones, says regulator

Cybercriminals threaten to leak all 5 million records from stolen database of high-risk individuals

Germany cuffs alleged Russian spies over plot to bomb industrial and military targets

Wing Commander III changed how the copy hotkey works in Windows 95

Some smart meters won't be smart at all once 2/3G networks mothballed

Your trainee just took down our business and has no idea how or why

UK unions publish AI bill to protect workers from 'risks and harms' of tech

Huawei's latest flagship smartphone contains no world-shaking silicon surprises

Oracle scores big win with Fujitsu Japan for its Alloy partner cloud

Meta lets Llama 3 LLM out to graze, claims it can give Google and Anthropic a kicking

US Air Force says AI-controlled F-16 fighter jet has been dogfighting with humans

Ransomware feared as IT 'issues' force Octapharma Plasma to close 150+ centers

Crooks exploit OpenMetadata holes to mine crypto – and leave a sob story for victims

Stability AI decimates staff just weeks after CEO's exit

IBM accused of cheating its own executive assistants out of overtime pay

Google fires 28 staff after sit-in protest against Israeli cloud deal ends in arrests

Feds hit coding boot camp with big fine for allegedly conning students

Microsoft aims to triple datacenter capacity to fuel AI boom

House passes bill banning Uncle Sam from snooping on citizens via data brokers

October 2025 will be a support massacre for a bunch of Microsoft products

Fraudsters abused Apple Stores' third-party pickup policy to phish for profits

911 goes MIA across multiple US states, cause unclear

TSMC expects customers to pay more for chips fabbed overseas

NASA will send astronauts to patch up leaky ISS telescope

185K people's sensitive data in the pits after ransomware raid on Cherry Health

Microsoft claims it didn't mean to inject Copilot into Windows Server 2022 this week

Micron scores $6.1B CHIPS Act cash for New York and Idaho fabs

Google laying off staff again and moving some roles to 'hubs,' freeing up cash for AI investments

EU tells Meta it can't paywall privacy

Novelty flip phone strips out almost every feature possible to be as boring as possible

Prolific phishing-made-easy emporium LabHost knocked offline in cyber-cop op

Debian spices up APT package manager with a dash of color, squishes ancient bug

AI PCs are here but a killer application for biz users? Nope

Valkey publishes release candidate and attracts new backer

Cisco creates architecture to improve security and sell you new switches

Europe gives TikTok 24 hours to explain 'addictive and toxic' new app

Singapore infosec boss warns China/West tech split will be bad for interoperability

Mars helicopter sends final message, but will keep collecting data

Taiwanese film studio snaps up Chinese surveillance camera specialist Dahua

Software glitch saw Aussie casino give away millions in cash

HPE sues China's Inspur Group over server patents

Hugely expanded Section 702 surveillance powers set for US Senate vote

Snowmobile, Amazon's truck-powered migration service, reaches the end of the road

Uncle Sam earmarks $54M of CHIPS funding for small-biz semiconductor boffinry

Psst, hey. It's the NSA. You want some AI security advice?

America may end up with paid-for 5G fast lanes under net neutrality anyway

ASML ships another high NA EUV lithography machine to mystery client

Kremlin's Sandworm blamed for cyberattacks on US, European water utilities

Boston Dynamics' humanoid Atlas is dead, long live the ... new commercial Atlas

Are we in a cost of technology crisis? Our vultures think so

 

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