Today in Techrights
Updated This Past Day
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            Linus Torvalds Said GNOME Are Like "Nazis", Others Complain That GNOME is Condescending, Arrogant, and Rudeseems to have an attitude problem New
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            GNU/Linux Continues to Grow in ColombiaLike in much of South America New
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            Links 09/08/2024: Dengue Comeback, Doping in Sports RampantLinks for the day 
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            Gemini Links 09/08/2024: Working in Sourcehut and Using Firefox Remote Debugging FeatureLinks for the day 
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            Links 09/08/2024: Ending the PenPals Experiment and "Smart" Phones Leveraged by Extensive Stats SurveillanceLinks for the day 
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            Published a Week Ago: Honest Government Advertisement on Freedom of Information (FoI) Laws in AustraliaShort and sweet 
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            IBM's Debt Increasing for Three Years in a RowThe stock (shares) cannot tell the full story 
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            Over at Tux Machines...GNU/Linux news for the past day 
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            IRC Proceedings: Thursday, August 08, 2024IRC logs for Thursday, August 08, 2024 
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            A Calm Friday BreakNext week and the rest of the month should be productive and calm 
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            New Video: Twitter and Facebook Censored Distinguished Scientists Who Spoke About COVID-19 and Response to It (the People Who Did This Still Engage in Online Social Control in 2024)"Secretive Covid-era ‘spy’ agency brought in to monitor social media during riots" 
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            In Peru, Android (Linux) Has Defeated Windows' MajorityOperating System Market Share Peru: Feb 2009 - Aug 2024 
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            In China, Three Years After Vista 11 Became Available, More People Still Use Vista 7 Than Vista 11 (Which They Clearly Dislike)And adoption of Vista 11 seems to have stalled at less than 20% (of all Windows versions) 
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            "Where Are We on This Jihad?" - Bill Gates Talking Internally About Microsoft's Work to Undermine Linux Support at IntelThis "Jihad" - a term that Bill Gates repeatedly uses in his internal communications - is far from over 
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            Microsoft's Aeva Black Resigns From Board of the OSI, But OSI Remains Under Microsoft's Control!The OSI's blog is basically a Microsoft festival; OSI was 'bought' and then taken over by Microsoft staff or Microsoft-funded staff (like Nick Vidal). 
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