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KDE Linux Distribution Is Available for Public Testing, Download Now

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    New

  3. Hiding Problems Doesn't Work
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    New

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  6. EPO Staff Appraisals Apparently Benefit Kakistocracy, Including Cheaters Who Grant Illegal Patents and Punish Good Patent Examiners (Who Find Valid Reasons for Denials)
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  7. As The Web Gets Drowned Out, Sinking in a Pool of LLM Slop, Real News Sites With Real News Become Increasingly Rare If Not Extinct
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  8. Links 09/03/2025: Moderna Patents Thrown Out, Climate United Sues E.P.A.
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  9. Links 09/03/2025: FiveThirtyEight Killed by Disney, Nature (Journal) Chooses Suicide by Slop
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  10. The Harder They Try to Censor, the Bigger the Scandal (and the Impact) Will Be
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  11. Gemini Links 09/03/2025: Leasehold Derangement Syndrome, Raspberry Pi, and More
    Links for the day
  12. All-Time Low for Microsoft in Africa
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  13. French woman (frontaliere) trafficked to promote unauthorised cross border Swiss insurance
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  14. New York Times & Guardian reporting on Modern Slavery Act prosecution of Glodi Wabelua
    Reprinted with permission from Daniel Pocock
  15. Diana & Adrian von Bidder-Senn, EVP, Palm Sunday & Debian death on wedding day
    Reprinted with permission from Daniel Pocock
  16. The RTO (Return-to-office) Layoffs or 'Soft' Layoffs at IBM and Red Hat
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    New

  17. Over at Tux Machines...
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