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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Sep 17, 2024

Forest In Skipton

Updated This Past Day

  1. 'Open'AI Looks Like a Company Headed Towards Bankruptcy, Not IPO, Losses Grew Almost Tenfold in a Year (Yes, it's Just a Bubble Facilitated by Artificial Hype)
    This isn't going to end well, especially not for Microsoft
  2. Later on Elon Musk Wonders Why Large Nations Block His Pet 'Social Control Media' (Incitement/Radicalisation) Platform...
    This isn't a question of "censorship" because there's a call to kill

    New

  3. Apple is Canceling Products, Services, Even Lays Off Staff in Large Numbers Every Few Months
    Apple cancelling some more things
  4. Microsoft: Layoffs Are Growth
    Orwell would have loved this newspeak
  5. Links 16/09/2024: Verizon Layoffs, 'Tram Driver Olympics', and Anniversary of Mahsa Amini's Death
    Links for the day
  6. Gemini Links 16/09/2024: ROOPHLOCH and MyGemini.Space
    Links for the day
  7. Invidious Instances Explain What Google/YouTube (Alphabet/Pentagon) Did To Them This Past Week
    They're unambiguous about this
  8. Dr. Richard M. Stallman (RMS) on How to Make People Care About Free Software and Why Prohibiting Proprietary Software Would Not Work
    "maybe a similar general approach could work with non-Free software as a way of discouraging it from being a successful business."
  9. Please Quit Uploading Event Talks (Especially of Free Software) to YouTube
    This is enshittification
  10. Links 16/09/2024: Shrinking Economy, Climate Issues, Soaring Energy Costs
    Links for the day
  11. 'Former' Microsofter Jason Perlow Left Linux Foundation
    The "communication" people from the Linux Foundation are basically scammers
  12. MyGem Launched to Make Adoption of Gemini Protocol (With Gemini Hosting) a Lot Easier
    a new week and also a new capsule
  13. Disregard for History is Disregard for (Computer) Science
    They're killing the real entrepreneurs and innovators
  14. Dr. Richard M. Stallman (RMS) on His Hobbies and Health
    Answering a question from the audience in Germany
  15. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  16. IRC Proceedings: Sunday, September 15, 2024
    IRC logs for Sunday, September 15, 2024
  17. Gemini Links 16/09/2024: billsmugs.com Becomes rainywhile.net, Zaurus on Internet
    Links for the day
    The corresponding text-only bulletin for Monday contains all the text.

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

    Span from 2024-09-10 to 2024-09-16
    1232 /n/2024/09/13/Wine_Took_the_Bait_Mono_Soon_Starts_the_Microsoft_Circus_With_t.shtml
    1119 /index.shtml
    847 /n/2024/09/10/New_Article_in_redhat_com_How_to_Install_Microsoft_Windows.shtml
    845 /n/2024/09/10/A_Decade_Ago_Things_Became_So_Bad_at_the_European_Patent_Office.shtml
    798 /n/2024/09/10/Crimes_of_the_EPO_Are_Costing_Everybody_in_Europe.shtml
    733 /n/2024/09/11/In_2006_We_Had_a_Novell_Problem_and_Now_We_Have_Several_Novells.shtml
    638 /n/2024/09/14/Links_14_09_2024_Verizon_s_5_000_Layoffs_and_China_s_Runaway_Pe.shtml
    601 /n/2024/09/09/Video_Richard_Stallman_s_New_Talk_in_Germany_Covers_What_Free_S.shtml
    599 /n/2024/09/10/Red_Hat_is_Suing_to_Protect_From_Patent_Trolls.shtml
    543 /n/2024/09/11/Certificate_Authority_Let_s_Encrypt_Has_Fallen_From_12_in_Gemin.shtml
    508 /n/2024/09/10/Free_Software_Foundation_FSF_Probably_Has_No_Choice_But_to_Shut.shtml

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