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The Internet Society at WSIS HLE 2025 in Switzerland

The WSIS High-Level Event (HLE) is a global meeting co-organized by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and other UN agencies to review progress on the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) action lines. It serves as a platform for governments, civil society, the private sector, and international organizations to assess the ICT (Information and Communication Technology) development and their impact on achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), fostering people-centered, inclusive, and development-oriented information and knowledge societies.

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When Cheryl Langdon-Orr began her learning journey with the Internet Society, she wasn’t a new learner in the traditional sense. With a career spanning decades in science, psychology, and international business and a history of shaping Internet governance through leadership in Australia’s Internet Society chapter, Cheryl has long been part of the global conversation on how the Internet evolves. Yet, despite her experience, she enrolled in course after course. Why? For Cheryl, learning is more than professional development; it’s a way to lead with credibility and care. 

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Axiomtek KIWI330 Combines 1.6″ SBC Form Factor with Alder Lake-N Processor

Axiomtek has introduced the KIWI330, an ultra-compact single board computer for edge AIoT projects with limited space. Measuring just 72 mm by 56 mm and 1.6 mm thick, the KIWI330 targets robotics, smart gateways, industrial automation, and other applications needing performance in a small footprint.

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DXVK 2.7 Improves Support for God of War, Watch Dogs 2, and Final Fantasy XIV

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posted by Roy Schestowitz on May 12, 2024

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  1. [Meme] Being Believed, Not Censored or Defamed
    Daniel Pocock, Zini, and John Sullivan (FSF)

    New

  2. Improving Site Navigation for Easier Discovery and Catch-ups
    This site is run by code we wrote ourselves
  3. LibrePlanet 2024 Recordings
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  4. GNU/Linux Reaches 11% Market Share in the United States Of America - an All-Time High
    The United States Of America is where the operating system started (Boston) and where Linus Torvalds works (Portland)
  5. Links 11/05/2024: XBox Crisis, Spotify Exodus Continues
    Links for the day
  6. Gemini Links 11/05/2024: Why to Delete GitHub
    Links for the day
  7. In Europe, Bing Fell Every Month This Year, Lost a Considerable Share Since "Bing Chat" and All the Chatbot Hype
    Microsoft's Bing has had many layoffs lately
  8. Links 11/05/2024: Analysis of the Microsoft Crisis and Backdoor-Looking Bugs
    Links for the day
  9. Attacking the Messenger?
    Stack Overflow and LLM licencing
  10. Microsoft Fired Loads of Staff in Kenya, Which is Another Large Country Where GNU/Linux Has Grown a Lot
    Microsoft pays Kenyans only 2 dollars an hour for an IT/office job
  11. Knowing the True History of Debian, Owing to Irish Debian Developer Daniel Pocock (Currently Running to Become Member of the European Parliament)
    Irish-Australian and scapegoat of a highly dysfunctional 'Debian family'
  12. Attacking by Credentials
    Modest people do not demand fancy titles
  13. Microsoft Windows Used to Have 99% of the OS Market in Jordan, Now It's Just 13% (Less Than iOS)
    Based on the data of statCounter, GNU/Linux in Jordan climbed from 0.62% in May 2014 to nearly 5% right now
  14. More Nations Are Reaching and Exceeding 5% Market Share for GNU/Linux, Microsoft Wants to be Bailed Out Again
    Microsoft is once again reaching out to Biden for a bailout - a subject we'll cover in a video some time this weekend
  15. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  16. IRC Proceedings: Friday, May 10, 2024
    IRC logs for Friday, May 10, 2024
  17. [Meme] What Do You Call a Woman Who Does BDS on Free Software? Elana Hamasman.
    Here are some confused thoughts
  18. [Meme] Mission Aborted
    Mission Aborted: cancel RMS
  19. Taking Things Up a Notch
    we strive/aim towards 15-25 new pages per day, i.e. around 500 per month or 6,000 per year

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

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

    Span from 2024-05-05 to 2024-05-11
    1473 /n/2024/05/05/Debian_as_a_Hazardous_Workplace_Where_No_Accountability_Exists_.shtml
    1220 /n/2024/05/06/Tesla_Has_Become_a_Ponzi_Scheme_or_a_Meme_Stock.shtml
    1179 /n/2024/05/05/Running_This_Site_Mostly_a_Joyful_Activity.shtml
    1013 /n/2024/05/07/Only_Weeks_After_Microsoft_Closed_Offices_and_Studios_It_is_Clo.shtml
    984 /n/2024/05/08/Microsoft_Layoffs_and_Closures_Now_Reported_in_Africa.shtml
    955 /n/2024/05/05/Apple_Delivered_Very_Disappointing_Results_Said_It_Would_Buy_It.shtml
    916 /n/2024/05/05/Neil_McGovern_Debian_GNOME_and_Mollygate.shtml
    882 /n/2024/05/06/Erinn_Clark_Debian_Justice_or_another_Open_Source_vendetta.shtml
    839 /n/2024/05/06/Linux_com_Became_Mostly_Dead_de_Facto_Marketing_Site_of_Linux_F.shtml
    824 /n/2024/05/07/Security_Debian_Urgent_New_Feed_URLs_after_another_WIPO_censors.shtml

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