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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Dec 12, 2024,
updated Dec 12, 2024

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Updated This Past Day

  1. Protecting People From So-called 'Social Media' is Not Censorship (No More Than Banning or Restricting Access to Cigarettes is 'Censorship')
    it's not censorship when the thing you are censoring [sic] is itself a censorship powerhouse operated by a foreign and hostile nation (or oligarchs of Musk's nature)
  2. [Meme] Solving Real Problems With So-called 'Social Media'?
    Feeding and medically treating animals helps, unlike "likes"
  3. EPO is Corrupt Like Always, What Changed is the Lack of Media Coverage (No Transparency Means No Democracy)
    We need to revive online media and encourage dissent
  4. [Meme] How NOT to Do Activism Online
    So many self-professed liberals continue participating and driving traffic (ads) in X
  5. Number of Libera.Chat Users (Simultaneously Online) Falls to Lowest Figure in Over 3 Years
    Notice the downward trend/curve in recent months
  6. Shedding Light on How the EPO Sheds Off Staff in Order to Grant Loads of Invalid (Fake) Patents in Europe
    The people who decide on these policies lack a background in science

    New

  7. Fresh Rumour of Wave of IBM Layoffs Less Than a Fortnight Before Xmas Day
    Unverified and anonymous
  8. Links 11/12/2024: Additional Surveillance Ambitions and Cyberattacks on Sudanese Media
    Links for the day
  9. Links 11/12/2024: More Google Layoffs Rumoured for January, 'Linux' Foundation Colonises India
    Links for the day
  10. Mozilla's Firefox is Floundering, in the United Kingdom Its Share Fell to 2% This Month
    HTTPS is becoming little but a transport layer for Chrome-like browsers, i.e. proprietary things with DRM and perhaps attestation (which means you cannot modify them; you'd get blocked for trying)
  11. Links 11/12/2024: Climate Warming, 'People Can Fly' Layoffs
    Links for the day
  12. Gemini Links 11/12/2024: LLMs as Plagiarism, Advent of Code 2024 Momentum
    Links for the day
  13. In United Arab Emirates (UAE), Microsoft Now on One in 8 Internet-Connected Devices?
    Web-connected clients are becoming scarce that run Microsoft operating systems (Windows)
  14. IBM and Microsoft Hats at Linux Foundation
    "Fedora Project Leader Matthew Miller: A change of hats!"
  15. IBM's Latest Fedora Divestment Speaks for Itself
    Microsoft must be very pleased with what IBM is doing
  16. Why is UK Press Gazette Jingoistic About Plagiarists and LLM Slop Disguised as Journalism?
    Press Gazette appears to be participating in the attack on honest journalism
  17. In Central Africa, Which is Bigger Than Europe, Windows is About 5% in Terms of "Market Share"
    they apparently got so fed up with colonialism
  18. Communicating Outside of Skinnerboxes and Social Control Media
    Tackling collective isolation and miscommunication (or communications being controlled by middlemen)
  19. [Meme] Social Control Media is NOT Free Speech
    It's time to discard that stupid argument that banning an abusive censor is "censorship"
  20. Banning Not Only TikTok... if Not for FOMOC (Fear of Missing on Constituents)
    It's a sort of addiction by peer pressure
  21. Montenegro's Share of GNU/Linux Reaches All-Time High
    We don't really know why, but that's just what the data from statCounter suggests
  22. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  23. IRC Proceedings: Tuesday, December 10, 2024
    IRC logs for Tuesday, December 10, 2024

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

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

    Span from 2024-12-05 to 2024-12-11
    2037 /n/2024/12/06/All_the_Red_Flags_in_New_Linux_Foundation_Report.shtml
    1633 /n/2024/12/07/Did_Microsoft_Write_by_Chatbots_This_Article_About_WINE.shtml
    1169 /n/2024/12/04/In_Asia_Microsoft_s_Bing_Became_Smaller_Than_Yandex_and_It_Shri.shtml
    1169 /n/2024/12/03/It_s_FOSS_No_It_s_SPAM.shtml
    1032 /n/2024/12/07/Google_Does_Not_Have_a_Search_Engine_Anymore.shtml
    875 /n/2024/12/05/Software_Freedom_Conservancy_SFC_Has_Asked_a_Blogger_to_Delete_.shtml
    845 /n/2024/02/01/Site_in_Support_of_Richard_Stallman_Reminds_People_of_the_FSF_s.shtml
    812 /n/2024/12/11/IBM_s_Latest_Fedora_Divestment_Speaks_for_Itself.shtml
    743 /n/2024/12/09/In_Memory_of_Mike_Magee_1950_2024_and_Our_Best_Wishes_to_The_Re.shtml
    705 /n/2024/12/08/Microsoft_s_Latest_Novel_Approach_Trying_to_Prevent_People_Movi.shtml
    691 /n/2024/12/05/Fantastic_Journalism_by_Brian_Fagioli.shtml
    663 /n/2024/12/05/Software_Freedom_Conservancy_SFC_Associate_Sued_Us_for_Publishi.shtml
    620 /n/2024/12/06/The_Register_Exposed_Many_IBM_Scandals_Lawsuits_and_Secret_Layo.shtml
    593 /n/2024/12/07/PIP_Performance_Improvement_Plan_as_an_Instrumental_But_Largely.shtml
    555 /n/2024/12/06/Links_06_12_2024_Promotion_of_Fake_and_Illegal_Patent_Court_UPC.shtml
    537 /n/2024/12/07/Fun_Statistics_About_Techrights_Almost_a_Quarter_Million_Files.shtml

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