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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Dec 16, 2025

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Updated This Past Day

  1. Claims of More IBM Layoffs a Week Before 'Christmas Week'
    Of course, as usual, nobody in the media says anything
  2. GAFAM "doesn't depend on any sort of lock-in, humans just don't want to be free anymore," according to MinceR
    As many readers are aware, our criticism of UEFI (restricted boot in particular) attracted a lot of online harassment against us, including stalking and libel
  3. The Register MS Has Just Been Paid to Promote the Ponzi Scheme Some More ("AI" Keyword Stuffing)
    This won't end well for The Register MS
  4. Perpetuating the Lie of "No Red Hat Layoffs" Because of the Bluewashing (Red Hat Became Just "IBM")
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  5. EPO People Power - Part XIII - If the EPO's Chief Propagandist (Berenguer) Told the Police He Was a Spanish Tourist (or Similar) or That He Does Not Reside in Munich, Then He May Have Lied to the Police (in Addition to Doing Cocaine in Public)
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    New

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  9. IBM Layoffs in India and IBM's CEO Spins His Lack of Market Share as a Strength
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  10. Links 15/12/2025: "Life in Prison" for Criticising China, Tikhanovskaya Says 'Pressure Works'
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  12. 'Crypto' 'Currencies' Are a Ponzi Scheme. So Is "AI". Both Destroy the Planet, Not Just the Economy.
    Believe it or not, millions of these GPUs just sit there boxed, unopened, unconnected, unused
  13. Microsoft Colonialism in Africa is Not Sustainable
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  14. Links 15/12/2025: Chromebooks as Work Machines, "Americans [Who] Moved to Australia" to Avoid Cheeto
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  17. Demonisation Attacks on Richard Matthew Stallman (RMS) - Including Antisemitic Attacks - Have Not Worked
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  18. Slop ("AI") Will Replace People and Take Away Jobs, Say the Slopfarms With Fake (LLM-Generated) Text and Slop Images
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  19. More Than a Million Bytes Should be Enough for Most Computer Programs
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  20. Over at Tux Machines...
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  22. Another "AI" (Slop) Use Cases Turns Out to be a Fraud
    Those who talk about this fraud get SLAPPed
  23. They Say Rules Are Made to be Broken, at Microsoft That Became an Imperative (e.g. Accounting Fraud, Bribery and So on)
    Its biggest client is itself
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  25. The Future of News on the World Wide Web
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  26. 𝐈𝐁𝐌 𝐂𝐄𝐎 𝐀𝐫𝐯𝐢𝐧𝐝 𝐊𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐡𝐧𝐚: Proof That at IBM People Fall Upwards
    IBM is collapsing
  27. EPO People Power - Part XII - The Mobbing Got So Bad People Were Unable to Work
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