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Penguins and climate change

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  1. As Microsoft's Debt Surges to Unprecedented 111+ Billion Dollars, How Long Can It Keep Loss Leaders (Such as GitHub) Going?
    maybe not very long
  2. More Microsoft Layoffs: This Time in Ireland (Again)
    Going well beyond 2000 then
  3. Frankfurter Rundschau on the European Patent Office (EPO)
    we're reproducing the English version

    New

  4. Links 16/02/2024: Misinformation and Climate Issues Persisting
    Links for the day
  5. Gemini Links 16/02/2024: Wordsquirreller and Caution for Chromebooks' GNU/Linux Users
    Links for the day
  6. Don't shoot the messenger for revealing uncomfortable truths. - Julian Assange
    Reportedly killed (Navalny)
  7. Microsoft's XBox is in Trouble, Its Chief Has Already Admitted Losing, Now It's All About 'Damage Control' (and the Layoffs Carry on This Week)
    worse than people realise
  8. Links 16/02/2024: Further Strikes and War Updates
    Links for the day
  9. Google: GNU Started in the 1990s and It Cannot be Named (as in GNU/Linux)
    Corporations don't have an interest in telling history
  10. XBox is Failing, the Spin/PR Campaign Has Begun (Trying to Dispel Rumours of XBox Ending as a Hardware Business)
    We've also noticed far too many "Microsoft's Phil Spencer says" pieces
  11. The Federation or Fediverse Stopped Growing
    Some participants recently ranted about stagnation
  12. Faster is Also Better
    Fast sites are not just pleasant to navigate
  13. 1983: Revolution That Changes Life, a Revolution That Can Solve Human Problems in Seconds
    nothing to do with "AI" or "chatbots"
  14. Video: Towards the End Mozilla's CEO Was Paid 7 Million Dollars a Year Even Though Her Strategy Was Clearly Failing
    Not the FOSS spirit
  15. Links 16/02/2024: Sagging Economy and Efforts to Rescue Julian Assange
    Links for the day
  16. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  17. IRC Proceedings: Thursday, February 15, 2024
    IRC logs for Thursday, February 15, 2024
  18. Not Only Us Pointing Out That Google Chose to 'Googlebomb' the Word 'Gemini' (in the Context of the Net)
    Google hijacking 'Gemini'
  19. [Meme] [Cartoon] EPO Meeting About Patent Quality
    Campinos meets the reps
  20. Reports About the Latest Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the EPO Staff in Rijswijk
    Stress-related publications were shared here earlier this week
  21. Gemini Links 16/02/2024: Google Hijacking 'Gemini' Searches, Mastodon Criticism
    Links for the day
    The corresponding text-only bulletin for Friday contains all the text.

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