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posted by Roy Schestowitz on May 04, 2025

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  1. Happy 20th Birthday to OpenDocument Format (ODF)
    nowadays many companies use "online" "webapps" to collaborate on various things
  2. Let's Put Slop In the Casket Once and for All (Call Out the Sites and People Who Produce and Spread Slop)
    Together, through a movement of integrity and solidarity, we can marginalise the spread of slop in all its forms, including code
  3. Windows Down in the Largest Countries, Microsoft Cannot Dodge This Reality Forever
    Talking about "clown" and "hey hi" (AI) - sometimes "Quantum" - is like telling bedtime stories to infantile investors who don't understand those buzzwords

    New

  4. Microsoft's Debt Grew 2.1 Billion Dollars in the Past 3 Months Alone or 8.2 Billion in the Past Half a Year
    That's very different from what the mainstream press tells the public, including shareholders
  5. Links 03/05/2025: Amazon and Apple Problems (the A's in GAFAM), Hard to Hide Any Longer; Australia’s Election
    Links for the day
  6. Why Law Firms and Courts in Particular Should Dump Microsoft
    Giving a notoriously corrupt and chronically law-breaking company control over one's systems and data is a recipe for disaster
  7. Gemini Links 03/05/2025: Showerhead Mod and Micro Dosing on LSD
    Links for the day
  8. Links 03/05/2025: Bribery in Dutch Microsoft DC Probe, Zuckerberg Conflates Slop With 'Friends'
    Links for the day
  9. Today is World Press Freedom Day, 3rd of May
    2025 World Press Freedom Day
  10. Gemini Protocol's Momentum Ahead of Its 6th Anniversary (Next Month)
    The more capsules go online, the more people participate in writing, not just reading
  11. Corporate Media, a Cheerleader of Wall Street Facade, Spent Days Saying "META" and "MSFT" Lifted "the Market", But Their Debt Soared
    Facebook's debt has never been higher
  12. Microsoft Windows Falls to a Meager 9% "Market Share" in South Africa While GNU/Linux Rises Above 5% in Desktops/Laptops
    South Africa is where the founder of Ubuntu (or Canonical) comes from
  13. Links 03/05/2025: Australian Election and manpage for Gemini Considered
    Links for the day
  14. Links 03/05/2025: UK Arrests for Bribery Connected to Microsoft Datacentres
    Links for the day
  15. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  16. IRC Proceedings: Friday, May 02, 2025
    IRC logs for Friday, May 02, 2025

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