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Today in Techrights

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Feb 20, 2025

Near Positano on the Amalfi Coast

Updated This Past Day

  1. Microsoft Has "Made the Customer the Product."
    it's very likely this comment was made by a Microsoft employee
  2. IBM's CEO Has Become a Stochastic Buzzword-Generating Machine
    The current CEO is extremely unpopular
  3. Chicago Transit Authority Has Dumped Twitter (X), As Did Many Others Without Announcing It (Due to Fear of Right-Wing Mobs)
    If you don't have an account in Gab, then you probably should not have one in "X", either
  4. How-To Geek Sort of Supersedes MakeUseOf (MUO) for GNU/Linux Coverage
    some writers from MakeUseOf (MUO) have been migrated to a sister publication

    New

  5. Gemini Links 19/02/2025: FreeDOS abd Botfloods
    Links for the day
  6. GNU/Linux and Android Trump Microsoft in Saudi Arabia, Bing Down Since the LLM Hype/Hysteria Began
    Microsoft leaves a lot of money on the table
  7. The Interplay Between Free Software and Journalism Based on Truths, Suppressed Facts
    Honest people can be transparent. Dishonest, rogue people rely on a lack of it.
  8. FSF Talk: "Free Software Teaching Materials" by Dr. Miriam Bastian
    Software Freedom is rooted in philosophy but it's about technical solutions
  9. New Year's Resolutions Scoreboard
    The goal is to improve clarity, accessibility, speed, and accuracy
  10. Sites Reporting Crimes and Getting Harassed for Reporting Crimes
    you cannot just ignore those who constantly seek to harass
  11. Links 19/02/2025: Science, Hardware, and Digital Restrictions (DRM) Striking Again at eBooks
    Links for the day
  12. Zizian, transgender, Google & Debian open source extremist cult phenomena
    Reprinted with permission from Daniel Pocock
  13. Links 19/02/2025: The Forgotten USB Competitor and Pope's Bilateral Pneumonia
    Links for the day
  14. Gemini Links 19/02/2025: AuraRepo and Offpunk
    Links for the day
  15. Slopwatch: Wayne Williams is Making Up for His Workers' Slop Party, LinuxSecurity.com Still Publishes Fake Articles
    We must identify and call out the culprits
  16. “Open Source” Really Does Miss the Point, We Can Do Better Than That
    We need to reject groups of people who promote Microsoft GitHub (proprietary) and call that "Open Source"
  17. Links 19/02/2025: Organisations Quitting Social Control Media, Windows TCO Illustrated Some More
    Links for the day
  18. The Free Software Foundation is More Financially Independent From Large Corporations Right Now
    Money that comes with strings attached to it is always problematic
  19. The Free Software Foundation's Position on IBM Taking Red Hat Enterprise Linux 'Private' is Articulated Almost 2 Years Late
    The Free Software Foundation finally spoke out about this issue
  20. Techrights Publication Topics
    One thing we'd like to do more of is Software Freedom advocacy
  21. Springtime Layoffs at IBM (2025) and Statement From IBM European Works Council
    It's about cost-cutting, even if such cuts doom the company
  22. Microsoft Paying People Who Harass and SLAPP Techrights, Demanding Censorship
    At this point the money trail leads directly to Microsoft
  23. It's Not Even Hidden Anymore: Microsoft is Passing Bribes for Media to Publish Puff Pieces About Itself
    GeekWire is paid by Microsoft to publish many puff pieces (even outright lies) about Microsoft
  24. Dr. Andy Farnell on a Death to Efficiency and Cash
    Cash is not the same as "digital cash", which isn't even remotely the same
  25. Links 19/02/2025: Political Roundup and Halifax Wants to Dump Twitter ("X")
    Links for the day
  26. Gemini Links 18/02/2025: Beginning Meditation, Poison as Praxis, and Blogging
    Links for the day
  27. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  28. IRC Proceedings: Tuesday, February 18, 2025
    IRC logs for Tuesday, February 18, 2025

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

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

    Span from 2025-02-13 to 2025-02-19
    1869 /n/2025/02/15/Python_and_Microsoft_Pandas_Should_Have_Known_OpenDocument_Form.shtml
    1523 /n/2025/02/17/The_Attacks_on_LinuxQuestions_org.shtml
    1452 /n/2025/02/18/LLM_Slop_is_Now_Filling_the_Web_With_Pure_Fiction_Fabrication_M.shtml
    700 /n/2025/02/15/Alex_Oliva_the_Potential_Successor_of_RMS_Has_a_New_Web_Site.shtml
    670 /browse/latest.shtml
    553 /n/2025/02/13/Slopwatch_Anti_Linux_Articles_Published_by_Bots_Dominating_Goog.shtml
    524 /n/2025/02/06/New_Rumours_of_IBM_Layoffs_in_2025_IBM_Consulting_Still_Struggl.shtml

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