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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Jun 05, 2026

Brown healthy eggs ready for purchase

Updated This Past Day

  1. Journalists Should be Ashamed for Parroting False Claims From IBM Management About "Quantum Computing", Say IBM Insiders Who Work on "Quantum Computing"
    IBM is a buzzwords vendor. International Buzzwords Machines.
  2. Exposing Corruption Using a Highly Resilient Platform
    Growing levels of trust, based on our track record, help us attract whistleblowers
  3. FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) Has Weakened If Not Ruined What's Left of Big Media
    Many things that have existed for decades are now being rebranded as "AI"
  4. SLAPP Censorship - Part 97 Out of 200: Garrett in Hiding (From the Simple Observable Fact He's Closely Connected to the Microsofter Who Strangles Women, Tells Women to Kill Themselves, and Worse)
    They use one another; they are coordinating this via the SLAPP industry in another continent
  5. Rust Outsources its Financing (or Financial Control) to Microsoft
    How long before the third "E"?
  6. IBM's Shares Fell Nearly 13% in One Day (Including After Hours)
    its main product is false promises
  7. European Patent Office (EPO) Series: "Operation Influencer"
    Costa's political career was far from finished

    New

  8. Links 04/06/2026: Self-hosting Remotely and GemText Emphasis
    Links for the day
  9. Links 04/06/2026: Ukraine’s Daily Moment of Silence and Uber Lays off 23% of HR
    Links for the day
  10. SLAPP Censorship - Part 98 Out of 200: Microsoft Threatening Real Security Researcher With Criminal Investigation for Talking About Microsoft's Bug Doors/Back Doors
    The crime should be the back doors (deliberate attack on every user's data protection), not talking about those back doors
  11. Microsoft Would Get Away Even With Pedophilia
    "Microsoft should never be above the law"
  12. Free Software is Nourishment to Software Users, Unlike Proprietary Software
    Quit treating "mere users" of software "like animals"
  13. The "Peanut Gallery" of GAFAM Has Infiltrated Free Software Projects or Disrupts Free Software Communities
    They contribute nearly nothing and do substantial damage; they're freeloaders who attack the most productive members of projects
  14. Coding is Not a Quantity Game (It Never Was!)
    "less is more"
  15. Mass Layoffs Expected at Microsoft in July 2026
    They're preparing more "lists" of people
  16. Reflection on EPO Leadership That Harbours Cocaine, IBM Leadership That Pumps-and-Dumps the Shares, and More
    ManCity replaced Manuel Pellegrini with a more famous manager it didn't envision winning 20 titles in 10 years (it could only hope) [...] Team-building is something that "Pep" seemed to be good at, as was Jürgen Klopp
  17. Pump and Dump by IBM Insider Traders: Nickle LaMoreaux, Gary Cohn, James Kavanaugh, Arvind Krishna, Robert Thomas, and Others
    the shares are already collapsing
  18. Links 04/06/2026: Microsoft Threatening Security Researcher for Naming Back Doors in BitLocker, "Demand is Booming for" Old Tech
    Links for the day
  19. Gemini Links 04/06/2026: "Word Vomit", Slop", and Moving to Gopher/Gemini
    Links for the day
  20. "Format Sovereignty" Can Only be Accomplished With LaTeX or OpenDocument Format (ODF) or Vendor-Neutral Standards for Editable Documents
    Microsoft is, in effect, above the law
  21. The Cyber Show on the Importance of Software Freedom and Why GNU/Linux Could Not be Stopped
    an excellent article
  22. Drew DeVault Can Still Redeem His Reputation. Revisiting His Attacks (and Attack Site) on Richard Stallman Might be a Good Start.
    DeVault has openly apologised (this past spring)
  23. The Register MS is Publishing Paid SPAM; Some of It is Designed to Prop Up the "AI" Pyramid Scheme
    The Register MS participates in scams
  24. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  25. IRC Proceedings: Wednesday, June 03, 2026
    IRC logs for Wednesday, June 03, 2026
    The corresponding text-only bulletin for Thursday contains all the text.

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