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posted by Roy Schestowitz on May 01, 2025

Happy 1st May Workers Day

Updated This Past Day

  1. Microsoft Has Hundred of Layoffs Again, Same Week as the Company's Fake Results
    those people were in effect Microsoft employees, just classified as contractors

    New

  2. Sirius Open Source in Court
    I personally was a witness and an alibi
  3. Gemini Turns 6 Soon, Still Growing
    Will we see 3,050 before Gemini turns 6 in summer?
  4. Richard Stallman Re-Confirmed by the Free Software Foundation
    as expected
  5. Links 30/04/2025: Pakistan-India Tensions Grow, Facebook Banning Publishers Before Elections
    Links for the day
  6. Techrights Statement: The Solution is Not More Censorship or Moving to Another Mastodon Instance, the Core Problem is Social Control Media Including Mastodon
    Censorship typically leads to additional (new) issues
  7. Links 30/04/2025: Censorship in the Guise/Clothing of "Combatting Deepfakes", Mass Surveillance Increasingly Framed as Catchphrase "AI"
    Links for the day
  8. Why Techrights Attracts SLAPPs From American Microsofters Who Literally Strangle Women and Rely on the Most Unscrupulous Law Firms
    "the SLAPPs targeted at TR [Techrights] shows that Orwell was right: Journalism is about exposure, everything else are PubRels."
  9. The Problem at the Open Source Initiative (OSI) Is Vastly Bigger Than Its Rigged Elections
    Elections and election-rigging at the OSI are a symptom
  10. IBM Allegedly to Sell More Parts of the Company While Outsourcing to India, Microsoft Now Goes After Unions
    They both have cash and debt problems
  11. Slopwatch: Google Noise ("News"), Linux Security (Slopfarm), and BetaNoise (Serial Slopper)
    Today there's no lack of LLM slop
  12. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  13. IRC Proceedings: Tuesday, April 29, 2025
    IRC logs for Tuesday, April 29, 2025
  14. Links 30/04/2025: "Brian Lumley’s Necroscope Series" and "Death In The Afternoon"
    Links for the day

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

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