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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Jan 03, 2026

Icicles In January

Updated This Past Day

  1. Workers Fly Away From IBM's Red Hat (This Year a Lot of Red Hat Staff is "IBM")
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  2. Links 02/01/2026: Science, Patent Maximalism, and Public Domain Day
    Links for the day
  3. Gemini Links 02/02/2026: Books, Scams, and mkscript (a Script to Make Scripts)
    Links for the day
  4. Strong Start for GNU/Linux This Year
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  5. More Tools, Factorising Code
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  6. State of Tech Journalism in 2026: Follow the Money
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    New

  7. The More Buzzwords a Corporation Resorts To...
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  8. So You Should Definitely Call it "Slop" and Stop Saying "AI"
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  9. Why Are We Still Using Voting Machines?
    Voting machines still seem to me like an infantile cargo cult and an act of salesmanship (like various security theatre rituals at airports)
  10. "Works for Me!"
    Who knows best?
  11. Why IBM Workers Like Techrights (Same Reason EPO Workers Do)
    IBM will likely be a daily theme (high rate of recurrence)
  12. In 2025 We Contributed to the Headlessness of the OSI, But It's Not Over Yet
    By airing some 'dirty laundry' about the OSI last year we contributed to its current state
  13. Africa's Largest Population Sees Diminishing Impact of Windows
    less than 1 in 10 Web requests in Nigeria comes from Windows
  14. Russia Cuts Finnish Cables ("Hybrid War"), Finland Cuts Off Microsoft
    the birthplace of Linux
  15. Free Software is More Naturally Inclusive
    large, intolerant, violent companies get painted as a glorious example of United Colours of Benetton
  16. Europe in 2026: Over 5% GNU/Linux, Not Counting Chromebooks
    2026 has started strongly
  17. Slopfarm Says Microsoft's "Biggest Business" is the 'Business' Where It Loses Tens of Billions of Dollars
    TOI still pretends to have a lot of output
  18. At the Start of January 2025 Microsoft President Said Microsoft Would Spend 80 Billion Dollars on "AI" Data Centres. That Didn't Happen. Microsoft Laid Off 30,000 Workers, Debt Surged.
    Maybe this coming Monday Microsoft will come up with more false promises and vapourware
  19. Links 02/01/2026: Insurrectionist Attacks Musicians Critical of Him With Lawfare, Project Gutenberg Now Has Over 75,000 Books
    Links for the day
  20. Decline in LLM Slop About "Linux" is a Good Start for 2026
    When the only remaining proponents of slop are slop, which is pretty much what's happening right now, the bubble is popping
  21. EPO People Power - Part XXII - Contact Officials and Inform Your National Representatives (Delegates) of the EPO's Cocainegate
    Europe's largest media intentionally covers up serious scandals in Europe's second-largest institution
  22. Slopwatch Still Dead, Not Enough LLM Slop About "Linux"
    this is the desirable thing
  23. LibXML2 Will Carry on (Without or With the Name "LibXML2")
    The proprietary software boosters are projecting
  24. Gemini Links 02/01/2026: ThinkPad, SHARP Zaurus, Lagrange Handheld Support
    Links for the day
  25. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  26. IRC Proceedings: Thursday, January 01, 2026
    IRC logs for Thursday, January 01, 2026

    The corresponding text-only bulletin for Friday contains all the text.

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