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posted by Roy Schestowitz on May 09, 2024

The highest waterfall in the world - Salto Angel

Updated This Past Day

  1. Microsoft Layoffs and Closures Now Reported in Africa
    Microsoft Uninstalls Nigeria as it closes African Development Centre (ADC) in Lagos

    New

  2. Links 08/05/2024: Android Malware and "AI" Hype
    Links for the day
  3. [Meme] Technical Committee With People Who Are Not Technical
    the computing/computer industry being occupied by people who lack suitable background
  4. The Demise of Computer Science Education
    Education is essential for the future; without it, whole nations will perish
  5. [Video] Prisons for the Minds and for Tech Workers
    Today's video talks about what happens to workforces (across disciplines) in recent years
  6. [Meme] Struggling to Leave Its Nazi Past Behind
    digital arson
  7. Microsoft Declines to Talk About How Many People It Has Just Laid Off
    Hours ago in IGN: "Microsoft did not say how many staff will lose their jobs, but significant layoffs are inevitable. IGN has asked Bethesda for comment. Microsoft declined to expand further when contacted by IGN."
  8. Microsoft Windows in South America: From 99% to 87%
    the latest from statCounter
  9. It's Rather Obvious Why They Try to Silence Richard Stallman, Eben Moglen, and Daniel Pocock
    Some of them already sent physically menacing messages to Daniel Pocock
  10. IRC Network of Techrights Turns 3 (or 16 if We Count the Freenode Days)
    In a few months IRC turns 36
  11. Sedating Oneself (and Shareholders) With Fuzzy Buzzwords and Pointless Acquisitions
    IBM trying to buy time
  12. Clickfraud Spamnil Ran Out of Clickfraud Budget, Apparently
    sooner or later charlatans and frauds run out of steam
  13. Techrights Gets Under the Skin of Bad, Corrupt, Immoral People (That's a Good Thing)
    Journalism is the lifeblood of democracy and free societies
  14. Companies Do Not Shut Down Offices and Lay Off Staff en Masse (Morale and Reputation Issue) Unless They're in Deep Financial Trouble
    Microsoft has been faking its financial performance for years
  15. IRC Proceedings: Tuesday, May 07, 2024
    IRC logs for Tuesday, May 07, 2024
  16. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  17. [Video] Leaving Microsoft Behind for the Sake of National Security
    Threats to "National Security" aren't some users with an Android phone but Microsoft at the root of things
  18. GNU/Linux and ChromeOS Now at 6% in France, According to statCounter
    numbers from statCounter

    The corresponding text-only bulletin for Wednesday contains all the text.

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

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    1167 /n/2024/05/05/Running_This_Site_Mostly_a_Joyful_Activity.shtml
    1051 /n/2024/05/04/Alexander_Wirt_Bucha_executions_Debian_political_prisoners.shtml
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    953 /n/2024/05/03/Dashamir_Hoxha_Debian_harassment.shtml
    943 /n/2024/05/05/Apple_Delivered_Very_Disappointing_Results_Said_It_Would_Buy_It.shtml
    900 /n/2024/05/04/Free_Software_Community_Volunteers_Aren_t_Circus_Animals_of_GAF.shtml
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    886 /n/2024/05/07/Only_Weeks_After_Microsoft_Closed_Offices_and_Studios_It_is_Clo.shtml
    886 /n/2024/04/30/Federal_News_Network_is_Corrupt_It_Runs_Propaganda_Pieces_for_M.shtml
    860 /n/2024/05/06/Erinn_Clark_Debian_Justice_or_another_Open_Source_vendetta.shtml
    853 /n/2024/05/04/Jaminy_Prabaharan_Debian_the_GSoC_admin_who_failed_GSoC.shtml
    832 /n/2024/05/02/Embrace_Extend_Replace_the_Original_Or_Just_Hijack_the_Word_Sud.shtml
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    794 /n/2024/05/04/IBM_s_Decision_to_Acquire_HashiCorp_is_Bad_News_for_Red_Hat.shtml
    765 /n/2024/05/03/Evidence_Ireland_European_Parliament_2024_election_interference.shtml

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