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by diodesign 4y ago
You're probably thinking of TheInquirer.net, which was founded by a co-founder of The Register, and shut down in the past few years. C.
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by diodesign 4y ago
Hello, I'm Chris Williams, the editor of The Register. Maybe I can answer some of these Qs. > what caused this transformation? All things have to evolve and move with the times. As you've said, we were known, for example, for &
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by diodesign 7y ago
Is this actually happening? Because it makes little sense when you consider that YouTube-parent Google is sponsoring security education videos. See this GCP-sponsored LiveOverflow video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-P
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by diodesign 7y ago
Credible journalists contact governments, businesses, individuals, and any other subjects of articles, ahead of publication to ask for official comment, interviews, on-the-record explanations and confirmations, and so on. It's basic du
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by diodesign 7y ago
Hi, I work at El Reg. Just wanted to say we're not owned by the Daily Mail. I used to work for the Daily Mail Group, funnily enough, leaving in 2011 to join The Reg. But, anyway, no: El Reg isn't owned by the Daily Mail. It's
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by diodesign 9y ago
Compressed, it is ~8TB. Fully expanded it is ~32TB. I think the bigger issue is not the final size, but that internal Microsoft material - particularly source code - has escaped into public FTP. That, to me, is the main thing, right? C.
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by diodesign 9y ago
Hiya - I wrote the article. What's happened is that the Beta Archive folks have now deleted (or in the process of deleting) the private material that was uploaded to the BA FTP. There most definitely was non-officially-released interna
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by diodesign 10y ago
Got it - hear you loud and clear. The article wasn't worded correctly. We've corrected the explanation and linked to the APIs directly (which we should have done from the start). Yeah, we're a tabloid and, yes, we're rud
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by diodesign 12y ago
"But why do they reveal it?" Lewis Page, the editor, noted in the comments section: "The [UK] government have made it plain that in their view not only foreign powers (ie probably Russia and others) have full access to the Sn