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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Feb 08, 2026

Black man operating a newsstand in Chicago on the West Side the city is believed...

Updated This Past Day

  1. Reddit as a Hive of Trolls, Social Control Media Curated (Many Voices Censored and Banned) by Marketing Firm of GAFAM
    Typical Reddit
  2. The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) Delusion - Part III - Women Failing Women to Help Violent Americans From Microsoft
    Summed up, SRA will gladly prioritise the "legal industry" over women strangled, raped etc
  3. The World Gets Smaller, as Does Its Real Economy ('Human Resources') and So-called 'Natural Resources' (What Humans Call the Planet)
    Don't talk about "AI"
  4. Converting FOSDEM Talk on Software Patents in Europe Into Formats That Work for "FOS" and Don't Have Software Patent Traps
    transcoded version of the video
  5. Biggest "AI Companies" (Meta, Alphabet, Microsoft) Borrowed (Additional Debt) About $100,000,000,000 in a Year
    Who will be held accountable for all this?
  6. In 2009 Microsoft Was Valued at ~150 Billion Dollars, Now They Tell Us Microsoft Lost ~1,000 Billion Dollars in Value. Does That Make Sense?
    Or Microsoft lost 700 billion dollars in "value" in less than two weeks

    New

  7. Links 07/02/2026: Misinformation by Slop, Overrated Slop Causes Stock Market Panic
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  8. Gemini Links 07/02/2026: Diode Function Generators and Panic Over Buzzwords and Slop
    Links for the day
  9. A Can of WORMS - Part III - Envying the Influence and Accomplishments of RMS, Socially Deleterious Attacks on Popular Movements
    the actions are deliberate and coordinated, not some 'organic' or grassroots behaviour
  10. Crisis teams assembled as financial regulators anticipate Bitcoin implosion
    Reprinted with permission from Daniel Pocock
  11. Links 07/02/2026: More White House Racism, "Europe Accuses TikTok of Addictive Design"
    Links for the day
  12. Silent Mass Layoffs: It's Not the Revolution, It's the Loophole and the Hack ("Low Performers" or "Underperformers")
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  13. Mark Shuttleworth (MS) Pays Salaries to Microsoft (MS) Employees
    Canonical selling Microsoft
  14. Links 07/02/2026: Windows TCO Rising, Lousy Patents Invalided
    Links for the day
  15. Microsoft Leadership: Stop Taxing Us, Tax Only Poor People
    Does Microsoft create jobs?
  16. In Case You've Missed It (ICYMI), Google's Debt More Than Doubled in a Year
    Wait till it "monetises" billions of GMail users with slop
  17. PIPs and Silent Layoffs at IBM (and Red Hat) Still Going on, It's "Forever Layoffs" (to Skirt the WARN Act)
    American workers out
  18. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  19. IRC Proceedings: Friday, February 06, 2026
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  20. Stressful Times for Team Campinos ("Alicante Mafia") at Europe's Second-Largest Institution
    Keep pushing
  21. Growing Discrimination in the European Patent Office (EPO)
    it's a race to the bottom, basically
  22. Google News Drowning in (or Actively Promoting) Slopfarms Again
    LLM slop is a nuisance
  23. Microsoft Stock Crashed When Alleged Vista 11 Numbers Disclosed
    And last summer Microsoft indicated that it had lost 400 million Windows users
  24. Gemini Links 07/02/2026: "Choosing a License for Literary Work" and "Social Media Is Not Social Networking (Anymore)"
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