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Updated This Past Day

  1. Arduino is Now a Patent Bully (Qualcomm)
    Qualcomm has just bought Arduino
  2. Many Years of Microsoft Cancellations and Faked (Acquired) Revenue "Growth"
    XBox is basically the "next Skype"
  3. Microsoft's Non-Denying Denial About XBox's Death is Already Being Shattered to Pieces
    Like Microsoft's 'open' 'hey hi', heralding meaningless non-committing agreements with AMD is little more than vapourware
  4. The Register MS is Still Being Paid to Participate in the "AI" Ponzi Scheme Which Will Crash the Economy
    The Register MS is hoping to get lucky by tricking people into a scam

    New

  5. Participation in Cancel Culture Detrimental to One's Career
    A cautionary tale
  6. Passion Wins
    we've increased the number of birds we feed to 100+
  7. How Solderpunk and Sean Conner Started Gemini Protocol (and, Collectively, Geminispace) Back in 2019
    Based on the "official" history
  8. The Comment TheLayoff.com Has Just Censored for Criticising a Ridiculous Puff Piece of IBM Management
    If comments get censored for their "style" rather than their substance, then society will be worse off
  9. The Power of Writing Down Facts
    The more we write and publish, the more people will know what happened
  10. Slopwatch: UbuntuPIT Joins the Slopfarms Club
    Slopfarms gonna slop
  11. Links 07/10/2025: Privacy at Risk, GAFAM Remains Off the Hook
    Links for the day
  12. Gemini Links 07/10/2025: Modern Retro Console Idea and Batch vs Bash
    Links for the day
  13. Links 07/10/2025: International Criminal Court (ICC) Convicts Ali Kushayb; Moroccan Imprisoned for 'Offensive' Shirt
    Links for the day
  14. Links 07/10/2025: EU' Chat Control is Back, US Cracks Down on Democracy
    Links for the day
  15. Techrights Pursues Justice and Truth Because, Without Those, Society Descends Into Chaos
    most people reject dogma and pseudoscience
  16. Upcoming Talks by Richard Stallman in Helsinki, Göteborg, and Rome
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  17. Something Bad is Happening in the Open Source Initiative (OSI)
    The latest OSI blog post is from a Microsoft operative and a few weeks ago the Executive Director left
  18. TLS 1.3 Dominates Geminispace (99% of Known Capsules)
    it's nowadays safe to assume almost every capsule can handle TLS 1.3
  19. Why soylentnews.org Has Been Having Technical Difficulties Lately
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  20. A Statement Against Violence
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  21. They've Run Out of Things to Rebrand or Label as "AI"
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  22. Richard Stallman Confirms His Talk in Göteborg This Coming Friday
    "The hosts say that the list will not be given to the state"
  23. Most of the "Linux" Results This Morning in Google News Are LLM Slop From the Same Slopfarm, Plagiarising Phoronix
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  24. Gemini Links 07/10/2025: Civil War and "Goodbye Web"
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  25. Over at Tux Machines...
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