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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Jan 18, 2026

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Updated This Past Day

  1. Microsoft Lunduke Keeps Distracting From the Real Problems With Rust
    Microsoft Lunduke is stigmatising critics
  2. Stack Ranking Against IBM/Red Hat Staff and a Signal of Mass Layoffs (RAs) Justified by Red Hat and IBM as Poor Performance/Misconduct/Other
    Working in an atmosphere like this sounds like a nightmare
  3. Microsoft's "valuation depends on infrastructure that does not exist."
    Indeed
  4. The Typical Trajectory: Datamation Began Experimenting With LLM Slop for Fake Articles. Then Datamation Died. (Last Month)
    It's always ending up this way
  5. Avoiding the Spooks (Nobody Watches the Watchers, They're Practically Unaccountable)
    If more people adopt encryption, it'll be easier for us to deal with whistleblowers
  6. Protecting Whistleblowers Requires Technical Knowledge/Skills
    even the highest media judges aren't aware of how to protect sources
  7. Report/Benchmark Says 'Vibe Coding' Results in Security Holes
    There are risks they don't like talking about
  8. Record Traffic in Geminispace or Over Gemini Protocol
    it's never too late to join
  9. The "Alicante Mafia" - Part III - Europe's Second-Largest Organisation on Strike, Protests, Other Industrial Actions to Come Impacting Over 95% of the Workforce
    The EPO's management is highly evasive, weak, and vulnerable

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  10. Links 17/01/2026: Internet Blackout Normalised, Russian Attacks Civilians by Causing Massive Blackouts
    Links for the day
  11. Linuxiac Has Become a Slopfarm, Calling Them Out Isn't Fixing That
    What a shame. A once-decent site about "Linux" bites the dust.
  12. Luzern Lion Monument, Albanian Female Whistleblowers: Swiss jurists were cowards
    Reprinted with permission from Daniel Pocock
  13. The Splinternet is Already Here, Owing to the Militarisation of Technology (Slop, Social Control Media, Back Doors, and More)
    you know what's gonna happen next...
  14. Gemini Links 17/01/2026: Slow computing and Environment Leak
    Links for the day
  15. Links 17/01/2026: US Censorship and Violence Crisis, Growing Anger Levels Against Slop Sold as "Intelligence"
    Links for the day
  16. Accounts or Devices (e.g. Phones) That Get 'Burnt' Have Many Pitfalls
    Embassies and consulates habitually fail at this
  17. At Least 5 Women Quit Brett Wilson LLP in Recent Months. It's the Firm That Attacked My Wife and I on Behalf of Americans (One of Them Strangled Women).
    It seems like good news that the women escape this workplace
  18. Slop About Slop and Slop About "Linux"
    In short, avoid slopfarms
  19. EPO Abuses Covered in Spanish
    Knowing what we know (and heard/saw), the sinister silence of the media is perceived by some to be complicity of the lower order.
  20. Richard Stallman Encourages "ICE Out For Good" Protests, His Opponents Do Not (Passive and Uncaring About Human Rights)
    He has done a lot philosophically, politically, and so on
  21. Claim That IBM Marked 15% of its Workforce for Potential Layoffs
    No wonder we keep hearing from Red Hat people who say they hate IBM
  22. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  23. IRC Proceedings: Friday, January 16, 2026
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