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Over the past few months at the Internet Society, I’ve observed a concerning trend in several regions where I’ve been working: a growing number of Internet exchange points (IXPs) appear to be operating on autopilot—what I call “Zombie IXPs.” 

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  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
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  5. Links 11/05/2024: XBox Crisis, Spotify Exodus Continues
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  7. In Europe, Bing Fell Every Month This Year, Lost a Considerable Share Since "Bing Chat" and All the Chatbot Hype
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  8. Links 11/05/2024: Analysis of the Microsoft Crisis and Backdoor-Looking Bugs
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  9. Attacking the Messenger?
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  10. Microsoft Fired Loads of Staff in Kenya, Which is Another Large Country Where GNU/Linux Has Grown a Lot
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  11. Knowing the True History of Debian, Owing to Irish Debian Developer Daniel Pocock (Currently Running to Become Member of the European Parliament)
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  12. Attacking by Credentials
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  13. Microsoft Windows Used to Have 99% of the OS Market in Jordan, Now It's Just 13% (Less Than iOS)
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  14. More Nations Are Reaching and Exceeding 5% Market Share for GNU/Linux, Microsoft Wants to be Bailed Out Again
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  16. IRC Proceedings: Friday, May 10, 2024
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  17. [Meme] What Do You Call a Woman Who Does BDS on Free Software? Elana Hamasman.
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  18. [Meme] Mission Aborted
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