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Weekly Digest Headlines 27 February 2015

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Weekly Digest : The Biggest and Best of the Week El Reg regains atomic keyring capability Tritium-powered glowrings hit Cash'n'Carrion Thousands of UK drivers' details leaked through hole in parking ticket website PaymyPCN database of names, pics was open, says report Microsoft man: Internet Explorer had to go because it's garbage Even Redmond is fed up with 'IE-specific behavior' Don't pay for the BBC? Then no Doctor Who for you, I'm afraid MPs revive pay-per-Auntie conditional access plan TalkTalk admits massive data breach Noticed an increase in scamming late last year Nerdgasm as Apple announces 'special event' 'Spring Forward' says invitation to March 9th indoctrination session And the buggiest OS provider award goes to ... APPLE? Count of 2014's flaws finds more nasties in Mac OS and iOS than in Windows or Linux Net neutrality victory: FCC approves 'open internet' rules in 3-2 vote Telcos, start your litigation as US broadband faces regulation NO ONE is making money from YouTube, even Google – report So what is the idiot-viewing platform actually for? Paranoid Android Kaymera smartmobe takes on Blackphone MWC2015 Super-secure Israeli platform only lacks Mossad bodyguard 'Utterly unusable' MS Word dumped by SciFi author Charles Stross LibreOffice on MacOSX is now Laundry Files man's preferred change-tracking tool Errant update borks Samsung 850 Pro SSDs Users unfriend Sammy in furious Facebook scenes MELTDOWN: Samsung, Sony not-so-smart TVs go titsup for TWO days Sets can't reach the internet, turned into dumb boxes Revival of fortune: Mad Catz Mojo Android gaming micro console Review Revamped firmware and a new tempting price Britain needs more tech immigrants, quango tells UK.gov Time to practise those burger-flipping skills, coders Net neutrality secrecy: No one knows what the FCC approved (but Google has a good idea) Analysis Last-minute rewrites and more revealed Assemblers were once people: My aunt did it for NASA We all owe plenty to the mainframe age's pioneers Moto E 2015: The builder's cheapie gets a serious upgrade Hands On Stock Lollipop mini-flop is only skin-deep Ads watchdog: Er, what does woman in her undies have to do with ‘slim’ phone? We said ASA, not... oh, never mind Facebook sad-nav: How to put depressed pals on internet suicide watch Definitely not a killer feature

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