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Weekly Digest Headlines 1 August 2014

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Weekly Digest : The Biggest and Best of the Week Brits STUNG for up to £625 when they try to cancel broadband Thought that Verizon phonecall was painful? Fiat Panda Cross: 'Interesting-looking' Multipla spawn hits UK Review What the HELL is THAT? Brit balloon bod Bodnar circumnavigates planet Amateur ultralight payload returns to Blighty The Register is HIRING technology hacks for the WORLD Live on Earth? Want to be a Vulture? Enquire within BOFH: The Great Backup BACKDOWN Episode 7 'We have to be sure the system works!' Microsoft's Euro cloud darkens: US FEDS can dig into foreign servers They're not emails, they're business records, says court Nice computers don’t need to go to the toilet, says Barclays Something for the Weekend, Sir?* Bad computers might ask if you are Sarah Connor Just TWO climate committee MPs contradict IPCC: The two with SCIENCE degrees 'Greenhouse effect is real, but as for the rest of it ...' The Therapod diet: From MASSIVE DINO to TINY BIRD in 50m years Video Look, ma, no gastric sleeve Elite Systems promises to order ZX Spectrum revival in two weeks Also, Specy dev seeks help to name all-new game CIA super-spy so sorry spies spied on Senate's torture scrutiny PCs That thing we swore blind we never did? About that… Has Europe cut the UK adrift on data protection? Comment EU reckons we've one foot out the door anyway Scotland's BIG question: Will independence cost me my broadband? Feature They can take our lives, but they'll never take our SPECTRUM SOULLESS machine-intelligence ROBOT cars to hit Blighty in 2015 >Beep< This vehicle is ACCELERATING Quicker, easier to fly to MOON than change web standards ... OR IS IT? Programming the Web, Pt. II Snail's pace system might be forced to speed up AVG stung as search revenue from freebie scanners dries up Come back, freetards PEAK LANDFILL: Why tablet gloom is good news for Windows users Analysis Sinofsky's hybrid strategy looks dafter than ever Plug and PREY: Hackers reprogram USB drives to silently infect PCs BadUSB instructs gadget chips to inject key-presses, redirect net traffic and more Call off the firing squad: HP grants stay of execution to OpenVMS Startup to take over support for today's Itaniums and beyond What's that? A PHP SPECIFICATION? Surely you're joking, Facebook Zuck's engineers unveil formal spec based on PHP 5.6

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