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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Nov 06, 2023

Some old books in the self

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  1. GNU/Linux Still Surfing a Wave in BRICS
    The corporate media won't bother mentioning any of this

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  2. For Our Anniversary We'll Start an Explosive New Microsoft Series (Might Result in Removal or Arrest of Microsoft's CEO)
    Calm before the storm
  3. Links 05/11/2023: Science, Politics, Censorship, and More
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  4. Links 05/11/2023: Twitter/X Crisis, Climate News
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  5. Links 05/11/2023: Sanctions and Thawing Ties
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  6. Open Hardware/Modding: Raspberry Pi, Arduino, SparkFun, and More
    8 links for now
  7. IRC Proceedings: Saturday, November 04, 2023
    IRC logs for Saturday, November 04, 2023
  8. Wintertime in the United States Of America: ChromeOS Blasts Past 10% Market Share!
    Microsoft does not want anyone, especially with media reach, to notice this or to point this out
  9. On Video Quality
    Likely a lot less videos and a release less often than before
  10. The People Who Try to Deplatform Techrights Are Simply Not Sane
    They do not obey laws, either
  11. [Teaser] At Microsoft, for Serious Crimes, You Get Promoted, Not Arrested
    Coming soon (Tuesday, which is our anniversary)
  12. Liar Infestation Problem in the Media (Misreporting, Linux FUD)
    They exaggerate severity and misattribute, bringing back a story from last month just when the media recalls and discusses how Azure got totally, completely cracked (while Microsoft tried to cover this up instead of solving it)
  13. Slashdot Says Mint is Shutting Down (NOT Linux Mint), Readers Rightly Call That Clickbait
    They've not corrected/rectified the headline
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