That'll be good for their credit rating
The re-badged progressive web apps should help fill it out a bit
Also: Beware the disconnected car
The operating system that will not die lingers on in NatWest's ATMs
Fluent, fluent everywhere but not a patch that works
I'll take a Big Mac, large fries and... um, are you OK?
Unfortunate timing - the Obama admin also supported the database giant
And that's one hell of a privacy agreement
Linux Foundation hears your gripes about naming schemes, legacy code, and more
It's not a bug, it's a feature, explains the Chocolate Factory
PARC, Apple and Amazon - computing pioneer dies at 74
Support ends May 26. Users fretting over Fedora CoreOS's limitations might want to jump into Flatcar
Just what is it you lot actually do anyway?
If only there was some way of organising the space
'Web apps should be able to do anything native apps can'
Also: No HoloLens 2 at Barcelona
'Horrible news' for invested devs
Also: Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 eyes its operating system shackles
As 1809 is nudged toward the darkness, the Baron of Bork has plans for 1903 and 1909
Productivity or performance? Hey, why not both?
Windows XP - the gift that keeps on giving (until you need it to actually do something)
Surface Neo is the most interesting new Windows device in years, but will weary devs support it?
GPU shenanigans and Linux love also headline a Fast Ring build with... wait for it... new stuff
Should they be allowed to grab our stuff just cos it's 'popular' and it works?
That'll be good for their credit rating
The re-badged progressive web apps should help fill it out a bit
Also: Beware the disconnected car
The operating system that will not die lingers on in NatWest's ATMs
Fluent, fluent everywhere but not a patch that works
I'll take a Big Mac, large fries and... um, are you OK?