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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Jan 14, 2026

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Updated This Past Day

  1. Shobhit Varshney From IBM Pushing Slop at Large Bank, Another McDonald's Waiting to Happen?
    How long can they get away with phony narratives like "replaced by AI"?
  2. So When Will British Politicians, Police, Government Departments Quit Twitter (X.com)?
    They sure bring constituents there (by being there)
  3. IBM Red Hat Does Not Compete With Microsoft, It's a Microsoft Reseller
    even if employees of Red Hat dislike and distrust Microsoft
  4. Dr. Andy Farnell on Marketing Bad Things Like Slop Using FOMO (Fear of "Being Left Behind")
    many of the same themes we often cover here
  5. IBM Stock Compared to Bitcoin, Fake Articles About IBM Promote Myths About IBM
    The stock moves based on false marketing

    New

  6. Links 13/01/2026: Russia Weaponises Weather Against Civilians, Beijing-Controlled HK Attacks Legal Team of Besieged Critics
    Links for the day
  7. Gemini Links 13/01/2026: Loss of Desire to Produce, Individual Consumption
    Links for the day
  8. Links 13/01/2026: Ubisoft Layoffs, "India IT In Shambles", and Microsoft Chatbot Killing People
    Links for the day
  9. IBM is Not a Leftist Company, the "I" Stands for Imperialism, and Poo Floats to the Top
    Remember that AK is military from both sides of his family
  10. Links 13/01/2026: More Mass Layoffs in GAFAM, Catching Up With Political News of Early January
    Links for the day
  11. Freedom of Speech in the UK (or Freedom of the Press/Expression) and Protection From Adversaries
    undressing people without consent and in very bad taste is not "speech"
  12. Ending the Status Quo at the European Patent Office (EPO) This Year
    Things will continue to get worse as long as the "Digital Majority" stays silent and/or passive
  13. Greenland Ought to Move to GNU/Linux, Not Apple
    GNU/Linux at 4%
  14. If You Care About Freedom, Don't Follow IBM Red Hat (Like Microsoft Novell 20 Years Ago)
    IBM Red Hat and Microsoft don't seem to compete
  15. Red Hat Layoffs, Even of "AI" Staff in India
    This is how companies die
  16. LLM Slop Isn't Replacing Online News, It's Just a Pest That's Gradually Going Away as Money for Slop Runs Out
    Slop likes to talk about itself (like some kind of 'web-cancer')
  17. Not Journalism: Almost 80% of the 'Articles' We Saw About Torvalds and 'Vibe Coding' Are LLM Slop (Sometimes Slop Images)
    The real issue is, Torvalds who created Git as a solution to proprietary prison is entertaining Microsoft's own proprietary prison
  18. EPO People Power - Part XXXIII - Interest From Some European Media, For a Change
    Without it, we'll become another Russian Federation
  19. Just Another Reminder That Microsoft Didn't Deny Mass Layoffs
    Remember that Microsoft never denied this
  20. GNU/Linux Measured at 6% in Réunion This Year
    Population sizes like a million people are nothing to sneeze at
  21. Bluewashing Continues, Red Hat Onboarding Interns in Low-Paid Regions
    It's the end of the second Monday of 2026
  22. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  23. IRC Proceedings: Monday, January 12, 2026
    IRC logs for Monday, January 12, 2026
  24. Gemini Links 13/01/2026: ScottoRang and Outage
    Links for the day

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

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