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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Jun 30, 2024

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Updated This Past Day

  1. This War Crime Footage, Nothing Political Per Se, Is What They Made Julian Assange Plead Guilty To (War Criminals Not Convicted, Only Those Who Expose Them)
    Wikileaks' Julian Assange: Exposing the US Military Crimes
  2. 20 Years Passed, Let's Go Even Faster Now
    We are hoping to bring more original stories
  3. Windows Lost Almost 92% Market Share in Egypt
    From over 99% to just over 7%
  4. Android at 90% or More in Chad
    Windows below 2%
  5. Julian Assange Might Continue Wikileaks, But Certainly Not Yet (Recovery Time Needed)
    And probably at a symbolic capacity only

    New

  6. Links 29/06/2024: Astronauts at Risk, Ukraine Updates
    Links for the day
  7. Fedora and Red Hat Leftovers
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  8. Microsoft is Now Googlebombing or Spamming 'Open Source' and 'Linux' to Promote Proprietary Surveillance, Azure
    Notice the title and the image, what's being promoted etc.
  9. Seychelles: GNU/Linux Doing OK
    Seychelles cannot be considered poor
  10. Gemini Protocol Isn't Even Remotely "Dead"
    "Lupa knows of 505,000 (half a million!) working Gemini URLs at present, up from about 425,000 this time last year"
  11. About 10 New Free Software Foundation (FSF) Members Per Day
    The total changed from 46 to 47 while typing the article
  12. Vista 11 Adoption Unusually Low in Germany and It's Going Down, Not Up
    This is not happening only in Germany
  13. Kevin Korte on Computers Being Allowed to Make Decisions Based on Cryptic Algorithms and Proprietary/Secret Data
    It uses buzzwords where none are needed
  14. [Meme] Garbage In, Garbage Out (linuxsecurity.com)
    It is neither Linux nor security, just chatbot-generated slop
  15. Microsoft-Invaded CISA Spreads Anti-Free Software FUD (as If Proprietary Software Has No Memory Safety Issues), Brittany Day Uses Chatbots to Amplify and Permutate the Microsoft FUD
    linuxsecurity.com became an anti-Linux spam site
  16. Microsoft Laying Off Staff in an Act of Retaliation and Union-Busting
    retaliatory layoffs at Microsoft
  17. Gemini Links 29/06/2024: Content Drowning in 'Goo' and LLM Slop
    Links for the day
  18. In Ecuador, GNU/Linux Adoption Surged From Under 1% to Over 4% in About 3 Years
    Not even counting Chromebooks
  19. LibrePlanet: Cultivating Backups (of Recordings)
    an appeal to recover some of these talks
  20. Microsoft/Windows Machines Are Turned Off (or Windows Deleted/Decommissioned) in Web Servers, as the "Market Share" Collapse Continues
    Taking full history into account, this is a decrease of over 90% in some cases
  21. Corwin Brust Hosting Freedom: A Behind-the-scenes Tour With the GNU Savannah Hackers
    "the "smiling faces" behind it."
  22. David Wilson: Cultivating a Welcoming Free Software Community That Lasts
    "a feeling of shared ownership for all users."
  23. Bringing in 12 Santas and Taking 13 Out (Old Interview With Julian Assange)
    Julian Assange's life inside the Ecuadorian embassy
  24. Neil Plotnick on GNU/Linux in the High School Classroom
    uploaded to the LibrePlanet instance of MediaGoblin
  25. Asia Appears to be Fastest to Adopt GNU/Linux
    the home of a considerable majority of the world's population
  26. Alexandre Oliva's LibrePlanet 2024 Talk About "Software Enshittification"
    in spite of technical difficulties encountered while recording
  27. What They Used to Do With Mono They Now Do With Systemd (Lower and Deeper Down Than Userspace)
    Now we have a project started primarily by Red Hat (and managed by Microsoft GitHub, which is proprietary) being managed by Microsoft and primarily serving Microsoft and IBM
  28. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  29. IRC Proceedings: Friday, June 28, 2024
    IRC logs for Friday, June 28, 2024

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

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

    Span from 2024-06-23 to 2024-06-29
    2458 /n/2024/06/24/Microsoft_By_Default_Destroy_Linux.shtml
    1896 /n/2024/06/24/Torvalds_Number_Two_Quit_Linux_a_Decade_Ago_and_Has_Since_Then_.shtml
    1870 /n/2024/06/27/John_Gilmore_Cofounder_of_the_Electronic_Frontier_Foundation_Jo.shtml
    1507 /n/2024/06/27/IBM_s_Board_is_a_Men_s_Club_Unlike_the_FSF_s_But_Red_Hat_IBM_Ar.shtml
    1255 /n/2024/06/06/Edward_Brocklesby_ejb_Debian_Hacking_expulsion_cover_up_in_prox.shtml
    910 /n/2024/06/25/Sheriff_of_Cork_Debian_Edward_Brocklesby_or_Brockelsby_Street_c.shtml

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