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Our Site Search Increases Our Editorial and Informational Independence
Implementing our search facility is a long-term investment
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Corruption is a Reality, It's Not a Dirty or a Strong Word
Corruption is a topic some newspapers shy away from
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Links 08/11/2025: Climate Talk Unfruitful, OldVersion.com Archive Facing Shutdown
Links for the day
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IBM is Eliminating Red Hat Like It Eliminated Tivoli and Eliminated Cognos
Be wary of IBM
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Quitting One's Job Isn't Forbidden, Right?
it's important to remind people that leaving one's job is perfectly OK
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Being Absent/Missing From Social Control Media is Not a Sign of Weakness
Broadly speaking, social control media is for losers
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Empathy Online
I recently learned from someone that running his Web site might hurt some feelings, even if the writings are truthful
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Advocates of GNU/Linux and the Uphill Battles Behind Us
GNU/Linux felt like "activism" 20 years ago. Now it's mainstream.
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Cybersecurity Means Real Security, Not Back Doors
Standing our ground on technology and cybersecurity is an uncompromisable stance
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Links 08/11/2025: Disinformation Crisis, Denmark Recognises Threats Associated With Social Control Media
Links for the day
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The Free Software Foundation (FSF) is Besieged for the Times It Does the Right Things
As that upsets rich people's interests (and they were, at times, sponsors)
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Links 08/11/2025: Technical and Financial GAFAM Woes and Arrests of Journalists by Despots
Links for the day
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Like SUSE, IBM Red Hat Seems to be Using LLM Slop to Write Fake (Bot-Generated) Blog Posts
IBM Red Hat keeps promoting slop
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How German Media Covered Cocainegate at The European Patent Office (EPO)
At some point we'll ask that same press to revisit the issue and this time comment on the EPO connection
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Our Launch of Techrights Search Has Been Successful (So Far)
There are about 50,000 articles indexed there, going 19+ years back
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Daniel Pocock Explains Social Engineering in Debian and Other Communities Increasingly Controlled by "Barons"
Communities are not corporations
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Over at Tux Machines...
GNU/Linux news for the past day
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IRC Proceedings: Friday, November 07, 2025
IRC logs for Friday, November 07, 2025
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Rosanna Yuen & GNOME community triple tricked
Reprinted with permission from Daniel Pocock
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Adrian & Diana von Bidder-Senn, Debian: detailed history of a death
Reprinted with permission from Daniel Pocock
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Crypto AG tricked ETH Zurich student internship
Reprinted with permission from Daniel Pocock
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An Old Story of Fraud at the EPO in the Netherlands (and How the Dutch Government Facilitated It)
We've already mentioned several other scandals where the the Dutch government engaged in fraud and passive corruption
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Voicing Concerns About European Patent Office (EPO) in Rijswijk
The report is dated yesterday
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Gemini Links 08/11/2025: KeePassRX and Pluribus
Links for the day
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IBM Layoffs Not Done, Terminations of Staff in India, Brazil, and Mexico Reported
This hopefully answers questions such as, "do the layoffs only impact US and Canada?"
The corresponding text-only bulletin for Saturday contains all the text.Top-read articles (excluding bot/crawler visits):