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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Dec 11, 2025

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Updated This Past Day

  1. The Web Has Become Extremely Rude
    If you cannot behave, go offline
  2. Like Clickfraud Spamnil (Swapnil Bhartiya) But for Hate Mongering: What Twitter Has Become
    If you still waste time in Social Control Media, consider changing course
  3. EPO People Power - Part II - Talking About Corruption
    European media must "grow a pair" and start writing about EPO corruption
  4. Circular Funding
    Passing around capital that does not exist (for PR's sake, but there are ramifications)
  5. Y Combinator (YC) Funds Scams, Run by Scammers
    Including Scam Altman
  6. EPO People Power - Part I - Identifying Corruption
    The EPO, at this stage, is a boat full of holes

    New

  7. Slopfarms Parrot Any Number That GAFAM Throws at Them, Even Totally Fictional Figures That Merit Fact-Checking
    fake from Microsoft
  8. Microsoft Lunduke Tailors His 'Content' for 4Chan
    The latest from Lunduke "Journal"
  9. Richard Stallman Was Also Right About Microsoft GitHub (It's Becoming a Botfarm)
    trashing the platform
  10. Democracy and Buzzwords
    and hype
  11. Five Years in Gemini Protocol
    One might say we escaped to Geminispace 2 years before the deluge of slop on the Web
  12. Keeping Up the Pressure on EPO Management
    We want to thank our European readers who contacted their representatives
  13. For New PCs and for Old (or Retro) PCs the Increased Cost of System Memory Benefits GNU/Linux and BSDs
    GNU/Linux does not have this problem or barely has this problem
  14. Gemini Links 10/12/2025: "Thousand Mile Journey" and The Art Of Chilling
    Links for the day
  15. Moving Away From Content Management Systems (CMSs) and Flocking to Static Site Generators (SSGs)
    The SSG 'hype' is not based on marketing but a simple reality
  16. IBM is Laying Off Workers in India (While Spending a Fortune Buying a Company for Buzzwords, a Box-Ticking Exercise)
    So what is the overall strategy?
  17. Just a Little Slop About "Linux"
    Slop about Linux isn't that common anymore
  18. Links 10/12/2025: McDonald’s Latest Slop Gaffe (After Dumping IBM's Slop) and "Scam Altman’s Panic Sweats"
    Links for the day
  19. Links 10/12/2025: Ransomware (Windows TCO) Has Crippled Economies, Slop (Fake) "Videos Have Flooded Social (Control) Media"
    Links for the day
  20. IBM Has Become a "Plantation"
    IBM is basically being destroyed for some cash at this point
  21. It's Not Too Late to Send an E-mail to Your European Representative Regarding European Patent Office Abuses
    If you live in Europe and have not done so already, please contact your national delegates, whose job is (at least on paper) to represent you
  22. Almost a Thousand EPO Workers Have Voted for Industrial Action
    Mandate given to SUEPO for action plan to stop the salary erosion of EPO staff
  23. Why So Many Software Projects Are Quitting Microsoft and GitHub
    Be more like LibreWolf. Move away from Microsoft and GitHub.
  24. Many of the Attacks on Us Apparently Boil Down to Jealousy
    Envy is a negative trait that leads people to self harm
  25. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  26. IRC Proceedings: Tuesday, December 09, 2025
    IRC logs for Tuesday, December 09, 2025
  27. Valuing One's Work by the Effort or Budget Taken to Undermine It
    As long as what we publish is factual, nothing prevents its publication
  28. IBM Says It Buys Another Company for "AI", So Why Does IBM Fire Its Own "AI" Experts?
    As people rightly point out, this has nothing to do with "AI"
  29. The Boundaries of Criticism
    The harder the EPO will push back, the better the job we must have done
  30. New EPO Series: Mafia Culture, Mobbing, Nepotism, and Illegal Drugs
    The series shall start later today
  31. Richard Stallman Was Right About "AI"
    "Considering Stallman worked in the MIT AI lab in the era of symbolic AI, and has written GCC (an optimizing compiler is a kind of symbolic reasoner imo), I think he has a deeper understanding of the question than most famous people in tech."
  32. With 3 Weeks Left (Sans Extensions) the Free Software Foundation (FSF) Has Already Raised About Half of the Money Set as Fund-Raising Goal
    “Idiots can be defeated but they never admit it.” — Richard Stallman
  33. Gemini Links 10/12/2025: Cranberry Juice and Gramophones
    Links for the day

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