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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Apr 11, 2024

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Updated This Past Day

  1. Microsoft Hiring People Who Attempt to Murder Colleagues
    magnet for sociopaths

    New

  2. On Julian Assange, Now 5 Years in Belmarsh Prison: The Good News, the Bad News, and Ugly Noise
    Some time this spring (or summer) we'll revisit the Appelbaum case
  3. Links 10/04/2024: Starvation as Weapon in Sudan, Sonos v. ITC Explained
    Links for the day
  4. Gemini Links 10/04/2024: JSON explore and geminiprotocol.net Downtime
    Links for the day
  5. Links 10/04/2024: Biden Reportedly Considers Dropping the Charges Against Julian Assange
    Links for the day
  6. Wikileaks, Dickileaks & Ubuntu Underage girl
    Reprinted with permission from the Free Software Fellowship
  7. Gemini Links 10/04/2024: Tanana River, Picotron, and Citation on Gemini
    Links for the day
  8. Elio Qoshi & Redon Skikuli missing from OSCAL agenda
    Reprinted with permission from the Free Software Fellowship
  9. Links 10/04/2024: TikTok Trouble, East Asian Companies Receive Subsidies From American Taxpayers
    Links for the day
  10. This is What Techrights Would Look Like If We Participated in 'CSS Naked Day'
    All cascading style sheets (CSS) should be optional
  11. Francophone GNU/Linux
    Moving in a positive direction
  12. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  13. IRC Proceedings: Tuesday, April 09, 2024
    IRC logs for Tuesday, April 09, 2024
  14. Over-Enforcement of a Code of Conduct (CoC) Would Ruin Events, Maybe Not for Corporate Posters, Sponsors, Posers, and Speakers
    a shrine for corporate supremacy
  15. The "F" in Free Software Doesn't Stand for "Censorship"; Attempts to Censor Mere Links to Articles About DebConf22 in Kosovo
    It's about an article we'll reproduce here later this week
  16. Daniele Scasciafratte & Mozilla, OSCAL, Albania dating
    Reprinted with permission from the Free Software Fellowship
  17. Gemini Links 10/04/2024: Notifications, Motivation, Profectus Graphical Browser for the Smallnet
    Links for the day
  18. Abuse & Sex Crimes at FOSDEM and Open Source tech events
    Reprinted with permission from the Free Software Fellowship
    The corresponding text-only bulletin for Wednesday contains all the text.

    Top-read articles (excluding bot/crawler visits):

    Span from 2024-04-04 to 2024-04-10
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    1273 /n/2024/04/04/VMWare_GPL_case_Linux_Foundation_reneged_on_Conservancy_funding.shtml
    1139 /n/2024/04/07/Outreachy_Tindernships_Debian_photo_sites.shtml
    982 /n/2024/04/05/Mozilla_Sells_Out_Will_Serve_Search_Results_From_Microsoft_via_.shtml
    902 /n/2024/04/05/Debian_Project_Leader_DPL_to_Step_Down.shtml
    895 /n/2024/04/09/Justin_Flory_UNICEF_Red_Hat_s_MIT_Epstein_moment.shtml
    895 /n/2024/04/07/Jonathan_Saul_Cohen_Debian_West_London_mansion_exposed.shtml
    883 /n/2024/04/05/Should_Fedora_banish_Russians_as_they_banished_Iranians.shtml
    847 /n/2024/03/27/Microsoft_s_Collapse_in_the_Web_Server_Space_Continued_This_Mon.shtml
    814 /n/2024/04/06/Charles_Fussell_Jonathan_Cohen_Debian_SLAPP_microsite_resignati.shtml
    809 /n/2024/04/04/A_Sign_That_Microsoft_is_in_Serious_Trouble_Now_Shamelessly_Try.shtml
    791 /n/2024/04/06/Fernanda_Weiden_Google_FSFE_Wikipedia_vanity_pages.shtml
    790 /n/2024/04/06/Sentiment_at_Red_Hat_Amid_Rumours_of_Mass_Layoffs_12_Months_Aft.shtml
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    761 /n/2024/04/04/Open_Invention_Network_Acting_More_Like_a_Satellite_of_IBM_and_.shtml
    760 /n/2024/04/06/Assorted_Comments_on_Rumours_of_Red_Hat_Mass_Layoffs.shtml
    755 /n/2024/04/05/Microsoft_Used_a_Campaign_of_Bribes_and_Lies_to_Derail_GNU_Linu.shtml
    734 /n/2024/04/07/Android_Skyrockets_in_Yemen_Windows_Down_From_99_to_3_According.shtml
    723 /n/2024/04/09/Ubuntu_underage_girl_child_sex_or_child_prostitution.shtml
    720 /n/2024/04/08/OSCAL_Open_Labs_Mozilla_grooming_women_for_Outreachy.shtml
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    715 /n/2024/04/07/Jim_Whitehurst_Former_Red_Hat_CEO_Now_Works_for_Two_Not_Just_On.shtml
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    662 /n/2024/04/09/Mastodon_mastodon_social_Gives_the_Boot_to_the_Militants_Who_At.shtml
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