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Today in Techrights

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Oct 22, 2024

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Updated This Past Day

  1. Technology: rights or responsibilities? - Part IV
    By Dr. Andy Farnell
  2. Let's Encrypt Below 20 Capsules in Geminispace (Gemini Protocol)
    On the Web, Let's Encrypt became vast; but not in Gemini Protocol, which mandates encryption but not outsourcing
  3. The Most Expensive Coffee in the World
    Surely this "product" is aimed at a large company like Microsoft
  4. Automattic: We Need a CoC to Protect Automattic From Outside Scrutiny
    The spiral slide of free speech
  5. Lionel Dricot Celebrates His 20 Years of GNU/Linux Life (in Gemini Protocol and HTTP)
    Dricot mostly published in French, but his English language articles are good
  6. OSI is Microsoft and SFC is Selling Pixels (or Pixelspace) for $5,000-$30,000
    For several years SFC also took Microsoft money for conferences
  7. There Have Been Many Waves of Layoffs at Microsoft's LinkedIn (the State of the Job Market Cannot Help), Site Traffic Steadily Going Down
    LinkedIn is just another example of the social control media passing fad (compare to Twitter)

    New

  8. 5,000 Gemini Capsules Next Year?
    Assuming this current pace persists, perhaps 2025 will be the year 5,000 is exceeded
  9. Gemini Links 21/10/2024: Reading Books, The Power to Appoint Managing Agents, and Permacomputing
    Links for the day
  10. Links 21/10/2024: Baidu CEO Says "Hey Hi" (AI) Bubble Will Burst, Elon Musk Promotes Corporate Fascism
    Links for the day
  11. [Meme] Your Role in Centralised Certificate Authorities
    GAFAM and circle of trust
  12. [Meme] The Three Stages of Cancel Culture
    Do not compromise, negotiate or budge with people whose insincerity is so profound
  13. Gamification of Blog Comments is Like Social Control Media
    The problem is that Hackaday seems overly obsessed with so-called "engagement"
  14. Word of Praise for Growing Recognition That Social Control Media Causes Health Problems (But It's Not Just 'TikTok' or "China")
    Fentanylware ('TikTok') is just harvesting brains (spying) and brainwashing them
  15. Diana von Bidder (EVP, Basel) and Debian suicide cluster
    Reprinted with permission from Daniel Pocock
  16. Free Software is Not a Religion (Maybe Just a Satire of One)
    Free Software was never like a religion; it was started by atheists and it's still led by them
  17. [Meme] Being Accused of the Very Same Thing You're Consistently Against
    there is no documentation of RMS ever engaging in "sexual violence"
  18. Richard Stallman is Going to Peru to Deliver Many Talks
    That's up to (potentially) 7 and the talks will be in Spanish
  19. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  20. IRC Proceedings: Sunday, October 20, 2024
    IRC logs for Sunday, October 20, 2024
  21. The State of Invidious
    For now, thankfully, we still have a way of using YouTube by proxy, via inv.nadeko.net

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

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

    Span from 2024-10-15 to 2024-10-21
    1440 /n/2024/10/16/Perfectl_is_Not_New_It_s_Not_News_About_Linux_Outdated_Apache_R.shtml
    1016 /n/2024/10/21/Richard_Stallman_is_Going_to_Peru_to_Deliver_Many_Talks.shtml
    741 /n/2024/10/16/4_Years_Since_We_Started_a_Plain_Text_Edition_of_Techrights_The.shtml
    712 /n/2024/10/16/IBM_Has_Trimmed_Its_Workforce_by_8_000_People.shtml
    662 /n/2024/10/14/Disputing_the_Achievements_of_IBM_s_CEO_Who_Already_Terminated_.shtml
    586 /n/2024/10/15/IBM_Bribery_Scandal_in_China.shtml
    577 /n/2024/10/19/Links_19_10_2024_OpenAI_Microsoft_Going_Deeper_Into_Debt_FTC_Ru.shtml
    556 /n/2024/10/19/The_Drew_DeVault_Report_Taking_Out_His_Frustration_on_Other_Peo.shtml
    553 /n/2024/10/17/2024_General_Assembly_of_the_EPO_s_Local_Staff_Committee_Munich.shtml
    551 /n/2024/10/19/2021_Deja_Vu_The_Counter_Petition_Defending_Richard_Stallman_RM.shtml
    545 /n/2024/10/16/Meme_Dr_Richard_M_Stallman_RMS_Not_Cancelled_But_They_Keep_Tryi.shtml
    538 /n/2024/10/14/Microsoft_s_GitHub_is_Losing_Traffic_Based_on_an_Extensive_Web_.shtml
    527 /n/2024/08/25/33_Years_Ago_Linux_Would_Not_be_Big_and_Professional_Like_GNU.shtml
    510 /n/2024/10/18/FASTCash_is_Not_a_Linux_Thing_It_Was_Merely_Extended_to_Also_Ha.shtml

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