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Julian Assange on Fake Activists in Silicon Valley
Julian Assange on Fake Activists in Silicon Valley
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Links 12/12/2025: GAFAM Now Trying to Settle With Remaining News Sites It Plagiarised, "NATO's Rutte Says Alliance Is 'Russia's Next Target'"
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Gemini Links 12/12/2025: Bad Joke, Western Union Blues, and More
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Life Began at 40
This is what I wanted to do all along
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To Linus Torvalds, the Microsoft Linux Foundation is Increasingly a Liability and Risk to the Brand
If Torvalds is no longer in control or "in charge", then somebody else is
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EPO People Power - Part X - Together, We Can Fix the EPO
every call for action matters
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IBM Layoffs in Europe as Well
IBM is a collapsing, dying old brand
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EPO People Power - Part IX - Insiders Say the EPO's Chief Propagandist Effectively Ousted (on Fake 'Sick Leave') Because of Reporting by Techrights
So the EPO is in effect rewarding a cocaine addict
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Litigation Transparency Until 2030 or 2031
The ultimate goal is to 1) improve the British legal system and 2) raise awareness of how this system works
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Links 12/12/2025: Thunderbird Adds Proprietary Plug, "Catch-22 of Canadian Digital Sovereignty" Explained by Michael Geist (About GAFAM/US)
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Developing Some New Software for the Sites
Sites that are static are in more control over their future and present direction
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"In a modern economy it is impossible to seal oneself off from injustice."
― Julian Assange
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EPO People Power - Part VIII - The Chipmunk on Cocaine, Now Deleting Videos
video has been removed
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What If the Economy Isn't "Down" But Mostly Diverted? (While "AI" Fills a Gap for Capital That No Longer Exists in Tech)
"AI" is an "Arms Race", because they need to be bailed out by taxpayers' money
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Techrights Site Search Was a Success After All
A few hiccups dealt with, ironed out
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Valve's SteamOS, Microsoft Canonical's Ubuntu, and Other Platforms That Only Leverage Free Software (But Won't Protect It)
Ubuntu "took off" not because it was very good or very easy. Ubuntu "took off" because of ShipIt, i.e. because of a multi-millionaire subsidising its mass distribution (at a personal cost).
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The Free Software Foundation (FSF) Paid Respect to Its Founder This Year, Now It Wants You to Join
We're glad to see the FSF paying respect to its founder in its Web site
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2026 Guaranteed to Give Us Compromised Media Funded by "AI" Boosters to Promote "AI" and Sometimes be Composed by "AI" (Chatbots)
follow the money of the Ponzi scheme
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Under IBM, Things Culminate at "AI-Equipped Customer Experience Transformation" at Red Hat
Whatever that even means
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Andy Farnell and Helen Plews Now at the Wheel in Cybershow
Cybershow (Cyber|Show) has very good blog posts and episodes
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Microsoft Trims More Jobs
The worst layoff year in 20 years, by the numbers
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EPO People Power - Part VII - The Corporate Media and the Reference Sites (e.g. Wikipedia) Are Already Compromised and Complicit
Looking back at the whole thing, it's clear to me that Europe does not really have free press
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EPO People Power - Part VI - Criticism Not Permitted, Media Subjected to Contempt by Cocaine Addicts Who Manage the Press for the EPO
Why won't any large publisher in Europe cover this? What does that say about the state of journalism in Europe?
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"Smart" or "Intelligent" Agents and "Vibe Coding" Deletes Everything You Have
A high price to pay, no?
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New Paper Shows That EPO "Growth" is Dictated From Above, Not Earned (More Monopolies Granted by Breaking Rules, Laws, Conventions)
"Targets for 2026 are currently being handed down to individuals."
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EPO People Power - Part V - The European Media is Practically Dead When It Comes to Covering European Patent Office (EPO) Corruption
That sort of sums up where European media/press stands
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Datacentre and Server Maintenance Next Week
The last time we rebooted into the latest stable kernel was 96 days ago
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Afraid of Words, Not Afraid of Actions
Those corporations want us to bicker over words, not their actions
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Over at Tux Machines...
GNU/Linux news for the past day
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IRC Proceedings: Thursday, December 11, 2025
IRC logs for Thursday, December 11, 2025
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IBM Workers Still Blast IBM Management for Firing Loads of Workers While Overpaying to Buy Useless Companies
IBM's CEO is killing the cow
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LLM Slop About Linux Still Seems Scarce
LLMs aren't dead, but metrics published online say that their usage is fast declining
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Links 12/12/2025: Oracle Shares Collapse After Slop Bubble Inflated (Circular Funding/Financing One's Own 'Clients'), "Trials by Jury" in UK Considered
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Gemini Links 12/12/2025: 'Kinetic Energy' and Browsing Geminispace With a GUI, TUI, or CLI Client
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