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Internet & Computing The Register 19/09/2020 06:46:09 PM Internet Archive's way cool Wayback Machine gets way more websites in Cloudflare fail-over pact New strategy, Cloudera? Hadoop flinger launches NoSQL database, visualisation tools in head-scratching flurry AWS hoping to pick up stream with Cloud Digital Interface: Low latency cloud network for uncompressed video .UK overlord Nominet tells everyone not to worry about 'distorted' vote allocations in its board elections Flashy tabs and no Flash: Apple rolls out Safari 14 to macOS Catalina, Mojave users Need to track IT kit? Business continuity? Legal? ServiceNow has a package of satellite apps for you... now Apple takes another swing at Epic, says Unreal Engine could be a 'trojan horse' threatening security Surprise! Apple launches iOS 14 today, and developers were given just 24 hours' notice Feeling bad about your last security audit? 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UK policyholders just won an important COVID-19 test case Google bans stalkerware apps from Android store. Which is cool but... why were they allowed in the first place? Ah yes, Sony, that major player in the smartphone space, has a new flagship inbound: The Xperia 5 II Never mind that you can run Meet on any old computer, Google unveils specialised hardware for vid-chat plat Sounds like Spotify and Epic have been chatting: Music streamer blasts Apple One service as 'anti-competitive' One down, two to go: Astra's first attempt to reach orbit scuppered by iffy guidance Astroboffins reckon evidence of Martian life has probably been destroyed where liquid acid flowed on the Red Planet Research into deflecting potentially world-destroying asteroids is apparently not a 'national priority' for the UK Howdy, er, neighbor – mind if we join you? Potential sign of life spotted in Venus's atmosphere How do you solve 'disruption' at the UK border after Brexit? Let's call Peter Thiel! AI biz Palantir – you're hired What did they do – twist his Arm? Ex-Qualcomm senior veep joins SiFive as CEO, RISC-V PC for devs teased Not content with distorting actual reality, Facebook now wants to build a digital layer for the world Amazon Transcribe can now ID 31 languages from audio so uncultured swines don't have to Strap in for the wild ride that is invest.com: A failed legal battle, millions of dollars on the line... and that Yo! app Amazon Lex can now speak British English... or simply 'English' if you're British Relics of the past to be found in Oxford: A medieval friary, a Saxon wall, and... Windows 7 Ever found yourself praying to whatever deity runs Microsoft Teams? You're not alone GCHQ agency 'strongly urges' Brit universities, colleges to protect themselves after spike in ransomware infections Never mind real-world viruses, get your networks into lockdown ASAP Emergent Tech What did they do – twist his Arm? Ex-Qualcomm senior veep joins SiFive as CEO, RISC-V PC for devs teased Vector-math processor core for high-perf computing promised, too Updated Microsoft forks out $3m in back pay settlement to make hiring discrimination probe go away Agreement puts a stop to Feds' audit, but isn't an admission of wrongdoing Networks Cisco’s 'intuitive security' tool can’t handle MAC address randomization out-of-the-box iOS 14's new MAC scrambling could stop upgraded devices from connecting, Android 10 also a mess Networks Internet Archive's way cool Wayback Machine gets way more websites in Cloudflare fail-over pact And Cloudflare customers get way better availability 17 Sep 22:56 | 1 Analysis New strategy, Cloudera? 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