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Alistair Dabbs

Alistair Dabbs

Freelance Technology Journalist at Dabbs, Alistair

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Influence score
21
Location
United Kingdom
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    Covering topics
    • Automobiles
    • Computers & Technology
    • Electrical
    • Industry
    • Internet
    • Telecommunications
    • Security
    • Technology

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    Recent Articles

    theregister.com

    There’s now an algorithm that predicts the future

    Hopefully an end to ‘... and you’ll never guess what happened next!’
    theregister.com

    Spam filters: Put them in, but with a few provisos

    It’s a shame still nothing can be done about all the false positives, though
    theregister.com

    Program ‘not responding’? Try these steps

    Can’t open that tin of beans? Put it back in the cupboard and take it out again!
    theregister.com

    No more fossil fuel or nukes? In the future we will generate power ...

    Don’t cross the streams! Why? It would be bad. What do you mean ‘bad’?
    theregister.com

    Leave that sentient AI alone, fix racist chatbots first

    Cue robot armies of whiny digital seven-year-olds complaining they’re being ‘cancelled’
    theregister.com

    My first steps into the world of thought leadership

    I have decided to become a double-spaced, three-word sentenced, humble-bragtastic genius
    theregister.com

    Everyone back to the office! Why? Because I said so

    Where should I sit? ‘Don’t bother me with details, just do it’
    theregister.com

    The microSD-wiping conspiracy

    And who’s listening to those MP3s instead of me?
    theregister.com

    I paid for it! That makes it mine, doesn’t it? Er, no

    A new generation learns the hard way that everything is ephemeral
    theregister.com

    If our software isn’t working, it must be YOUR fault

    Hello customer, can I help you? Ha ha, just kidding, of course I won’t
    theregister.com

    We wanted integrated packages; we got disintegrated apps

    Not to mention the severely disadvantageous subscription model