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posted by Roy Schestowitz on May 06, 2026

Metamorphosis Insectorum Surinamensium (1705)

Updated This Past Day

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  3. Links 05/05/2026: "Republicans Made Children More Expensive" and "Internet Blackouts" Cripple Economies
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  4. What "Age Verification" Laws Are About
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    New

  5. Ubuntu is Run by "N00bs" (and It Shows)
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  6. Gemini Links 05/05/2026: Bad Health, Pomera DM250 On Linux, and Children Using DO
    Links for the day
  7. Reading Closely What Microsoft Put in the Report, Expect Many More Layoffs Later This Year
    The only thing that they grow rapidly is their debt
  8. IBM is Collapsing, the People Responsible for the Collapse Aren't the Victims
    IBM management has plenty of things to distract from right now
  9. Media: Let's Repeat the Lie About Mass Layoffs Being a Win for a Buzzword
    This says so much about the state of today's media
  10. Links 05/05/2026: Live Nation Problems, Growing Tensions in the Gulf Again (Energy Crisis)
    Links for the day
  11. Gartner Pays The Register MS and the Effect is Visible (IBM Promotion; IBM Also a Sponsor, of Both!)
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  12. The Register MS Published Fake Article That Mentioned "AI" Almost a Dozen Times. It Got Paid to Do This.
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  13. Links 05/05/2026: Germany, Depression, and Control of Online Discourse in Geminispace
    Links for the day
  14. Microsoft Lunduke Has a Serious Problem: He's Fronting for Sites That Insist on Exposing Children to Pornography
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  15. Unsustainable 'Tech' (Debt) Giants Rely on US Taxpayers for Bailouts and Subsidies
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  16. Future-Proofing Techrights
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  17. Microsoft is Waning Like IBM
    There will be lots of "ex Softies" or "former Microsofters" out there
  18. Chatbots Are Not Replacing Web Search, But They Contaminate Results
    People still value pages written and curated by humans; they use search engines to find these
  19. SLAPP Censorship - Part 67 Out of 200: Graveley and Garrett Claims Against My Wife and I Assert 'Distress', But It Was Just a Copy-Pasted Template (Mechanical Crocodile Tears)
    Can barristers charge 10,000-15,000 US dollars (about $1,000-1,500 per page!) to do such shoddy, sloppy work?
  20. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  21. IRC Proceedings: Monday, May 04, 2026
    IRC logs for Monday, May 04, 2026
  22. Links 05/05/2026: Energy Crises, Data Breaches, and Journalists Murdered
    Links for the day
  23. The Corrupt Lecture the Non-Corrupt - Part XIII - Health and Safety With Cocaine
    That they are trying to approach us (the President's own family) is a sign of weakness
  24. Codecs and Software Patents - Part I - The 2026 Status Quo
    It's frustrating to see how little (almost none) media coverage exists for these sorts of matters
  25. Gemini Links 05/05/2026: ASCII Chessboard Without HTML and Ongoing Antenna Migration
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