Today in Techrights
Updated This Past Day
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            Sainsbury's and BBC Just Call It "IT Issue", Even When Medical Data is Leaked Out, Enabling Public Shaming, Blackmail, or WorseAlways the same generic words 
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            Sainsbury's Lies to the Customers to Cover up Likely Microsoft-Connected IT Failure, Then Repeatedly Hangs Up and Pretends It's a Technical IssueNon-disclosure agreements (NDAs) with Microsoft and Microsoft partners (like TCS) are likely impeding any conversation here 
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            The European Patent Office Again Violating Workers' (Labour) Regulations and Likely the European Patent Convention (EPC) TooCausing anxiety New
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            Links 20/03/2024: 7,500 Unilever Layoffs, Microsoft in Court for Plagiarism in "AI" ClothingLinks for the day 
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            Truly Terrible Security Practices at Microsoft Sainsbury'sSainsbury's whistleblowers needed 
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            Fuhrerbunker, FSFE-Buro Dusseldorf office closure, Berlin retreat, insurance expensesReprinted with permission from Daniel Pocock 
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            How much does Google pay to destroy a man and his family?Reprinted with permission from Daniel Pocock 
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            UN DRR and Public Health England criteria match Debian Suicide ClusterReprinted with permission from Daniel Pocock 
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            Gemini Links 20/03/2024: EVs in the Cold and Vectoric BoogalooLinks for the day 
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            [Meme] EPO Recruitment in 2024Welcome to EPO 
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            Google, IBM and Microsoft shared psychotic episode with bipolar Molly de BlancReprinted with permission from the Free Software Fellowship 
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            [Meme] [Teaser] EPO Makes Staff Miserable to DeathThe EPO mentally and physically injured thousands of people 
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            Eric Raymond: Armed and Dangerous, Also Alive and CodingLast month he released blamecount 1.1 
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            [Meme] Here LiesTelling lies for a salary of about 20,000 euros per month 
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            More EPO Lies and SEO SPAM, Substance Protected Behind a Paywall of the EPO's Propaganda Arm, IAMThey try to counter hard evidence with a high volume (quantity) of lies 
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            Neil McGovern, Molly de Blanc: were they sacked from GNOME?Reprinted with permission from the Free Software Fellowship 
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            Over at Tux Machines...GNU/Linux news for the past day 
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            IRC Proceedings: Tuesday, March 19, 2024IRC logs for Tuesday, March 19, 2024 
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            Sainsbury's Cannot Be Expected to Meet Service-Level Agreements (SLAs)Too busy sucking up to Microsoft 
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            GNU/Linux in Montenegro: From 1% to 6% Since the Pandemic StartedAssuming the data from statCounter is meaningful, this is very interesting as the increases seem steady 
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