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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Feb 05, 2025

Lincoln Cathedral In Spring

Updated This Past Day

  1. 'Official' Debian Sites That Sell Proprietary and Surveillance
    "Azure API throttling strikes back"
  2. Software Freedom Month at NITK Surathkal and Yesterday's Talk by Richard Stallman
    the message being spread by the person who started it all
  3. GNU/Linux Reaches All-Time High in the United States, Based on statCounter
    Windows is the loser; GNU/Linux grows at its expense
  4. statCounter Reckons Less Than 10% in Mexico Still Use Windows to Access to Web and GNU/Linux Surges to All-Time High (Plus, Microsoft's Latest Debt Crisis)
    Looking at Mexico in isolation

    New

  5. statCounter: Only 1 in ~40 Web Users in Ireland Uses Microsoft Browser, One in Six Uses Windows
    When/if Windows market share goes down, so will Edge
  6. Links 04/02/2025: Social Control Media Bans and US Fighting Its Allies, Not Russia
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  7. Links 04/02/2025: Birth of a Calf, FOSDEM, and More
    Links for the day
  8. Anti-Linux FUD Sites cybersecuritynews.com and gbhackers.com Turn Out to be LLM Slop, Even Plagiarism That Spreads Lies
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  9. BetaNews Began Removing LLM Slop About "Linux", But More of It Keeps Coming From Guardian Digital, Inc (at linuxsecurity.com)
    the other Serial Slopper, Guardian Digital, Inc
  10. Mollamby, Suicide Cluster, not trademark, the real reasons for Debian legal expenses, evidence
    Reprinted with permission from Daniel Pocock
  11. Links 04/02/2025: Mass Layoffs at Salesforce, Economic Pressures, Trade Wars
    Links for the day
  12. [Video] Richard Stallman Auctioning a GNU (Gnu) at Surathkal, India
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  13. statCounter: GNU/Linux and ChromeOS Now Measured at 2.78% in Japan (It Used to be Less Than 0.5%)
    really 'took off' half a decade ago
  14. LLM Hype (Chatbots Hyped and Wrongly Characterised as "Artificial Intelligence") Cause Net Inflation
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  15. It Looks Like BetaNews' Managing Editor Wayne Williams is Taking Over From Fagioli After Repeat Pattern of LLM Slop (State-of-the-Art Plagiarism) About "Linux"
    The most plausible explanation is, Fagioli got caught or his conduct could no longer be ignored
  16. From India to Italy: Richard Stallman's Next Talk is Next Week in Torino
    Announced less than a day ago
  17. Corporate Media is Intentionally Lying for Microsoft, There's Now a Hiring Freeze, No Replacements for Workers Laid Off in Two Mass Layoffs Last Month
    Maybe the media - at least some of it - actually deserves doom. If it covers up for the powerful to muzzle and gaslight the oppressed, then what sort of media is that anyway?
  18. Gemini Links 04/02/2025: Tolkien and New Job
    Links for the day
  19. Covering EPO Scandals in an Age of Mass Censorship (and Europe Being Afraid to Introspect, for It Might "Help Putin")
    It was all along expected that "external enemies" would be invoked to suppress discussion about EPO crimes
  20. Facebook Finally Admits That It Censored Linux and Banned People for Mentioning It; statCounter Shows Rapid Growth for GNU/Linux in Southeast Asia
    So GAFAM is losing its power
  21. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  22. IRC Proceedings: Monday, February 03, 2025
    IRC logs for Monday, February 03, 2025

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

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

    Span from 2025-01-29 to 2025-02-04
    1208 /n/2025/01/30/The_Free_Software_Foundation_FSF_Raised_422_000_Another_22k_in_.shtml
    1024 /n/2025/02/03/It_Seems_Like_BetaNews_is_Finally_Deleting_Fake_Articles_About_.shtml
    757 /n/2025/01/29/We_Were_Right_About_stallmansupport_org_Making_an_Error_by_Join.shtml
    742 /n/2025/02/01/Arrested_Albanian_Outreachy_whistleblowers_Sonny_Piers_GNOME_De.shtml
    686 /n/2025/02/02/Yandex_Has_Nearly_Caught_Up_With_Microsoft_Internationally_Bing.shtml
    677 /browse/latest.shtml
    661 /n/2025/01/29/Links_29_01_2025_Data_Privacy_Day_and_Growing_Tensions_in_Europ.shtml
    598 /n/2025/01/28/Links_28_01_2025_Against_Social_Control_Media_Smart_Buses_Ticke.shtml
    530 /n/2025/01/29/Announcements_and_Administrivia.shtml
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