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IBM Has Not Been Good for IBM's Red Hat (Which Microsoft Also Attempted to Buy)
GAFAM or GIAFAM are not a force for good
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All Set for Tomorrow
Techrights waves
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Rust's "Memory Safety" Talking Point Ought to be Discarded in Light of Fil-C
new memory-safe C/C++ compiler
New
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Mailing lists vs Discourse forums: open source communities or commodities?
Reprinted with permission from Daniel Pocock
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Links 06/11/2025: "Component Abuse Challenge", Google Play Store Deemed Too Monopolistic
Links for the day
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Microsoft and Microsoft GitHub (and Rust @ Microsoft GitHub) the Future of Ubuntu, They Want the Same for Debian
Ubuntu is not the place to find freedom
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Richard Stallman Was Right About LLM-based Chatbots
the passing fad, LLM-based chatbots
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Taking Back Control Over Technology We Purchase (Study, Modify, Enhance, and More)
"The war on general-purpose computing continues
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Links 06/11/2025: EFF Wants New Executive Director, Microsoft's Azure Falls Over Again
Links for the day
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The Corporate Media Carries on With Patently Phony and Misleading Narrative About IBM's Mass Layoffs
Instead of rightly alleging business failure or commercial (leadership's) weakness it is offloading blame to some mindless buzzwords
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IBM Isn't Hiring Based on Age Groups. It Still Hires Based on Salary Expectations.
It is not about the skills available, it's about the expected cost of labour
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Estimating the Scale of IBM's Mass Layoffs This Week
there is no denying that the IBM layoffs are vast
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Telling Our Story as Victims of Online Abuse
This post will not mention any names
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Claim That EPO Quotas Brought Corruption and Mischief to Europe's Second-Largest Institution
Nowadays corruption is the norm at the EPO and there is even rampant substance abuse among the people who run the Office
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Claim That IBM Has Another 8 Days to Lay Off 'Expensive' Staff
The consensus in comments we see is, IBM is a terrible place to work in, treatment of its workers is appalling, it's utterly foolish to relocate in an effort to retain a job at IBM, and it's foolish to join the company in the first place
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Science Demands Facts, Not Dogma
Saying that restricted hardware is not secure hardware should be common sense
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Site Anniversary is Tomorrow
The celebrations might delay our EPO series somewhat
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Launching Techrights Search
New search interface and locally hosted back end
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Over at Tux Machines...
GNU/Linux news for the past day
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IRC Proceedings: Wednesday, November 05, 2025
IRC logs for Wednesday, November 05, 2025
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