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Test flight seven did better on the ground with a successful booster catch
Weirdly, this shows the weakness of hosted Windows with an admission about vidchats
Fixed the problem anyway – with no approval for a purchase and no permission to use a device
Incoming president promises to allow ongoing operations for 90 days just as made-in-China app started to go dark
PLUS: Salt Typhoon and IT worker scammers sanctioned; Alibaba Cloud’s K8s go global; Amazon acquires Indian BNPL company
A whole different kind of 'technical debt' turned into real-world trouble
President Trump hasn’t moved, yet, but has already ordered administration not to interfere in social media moderation
US Digital Service re-named and told to audit government tech and work on data-sharing
Geopolitical rumblings one day, geological rumblings the next
And possibly even more so if you don’t start planning yours soon
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