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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Jun 28, 2026

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Updated This Past Day

  1. SLAPP Censorship - Part 120 Out of 200: Garrett Undermines His Own Application Because His Friend Graveley Failed to Accomplish What They Had Both Aimed For
    Hold off the "popcorn"
  2. Don't Settle for Slop
    Slop is a bit of a symptom of where society is told to go
  3. Summer Plans in Tux Machines
    July is nearly upon us
  4. Saying "No" is Not a Bad Thing
    Society benefits from people who say "No!" even when it seems impolite (and possibly inconvenient) to say so
  5. Next Week's "Bloodbath" at Microsoft Includes "Silent Layoffs" (Which Microsoft Won't Count)
    The notion of "silent layoffs" is fast becoming the "new normal"

    New

  6. Gemini Links 27/06/2026: Photography From Interlaken to Shynige Platte, Slop 'Code', and Distro Hopping
    Links for the day
  7. TIGER COMPUTING LTD Sent Us Threats Half a Decade Ago (Because of Criticism of Their In-House Debian Developer), Now the Company's Debt is Deepening
    So what is they're connected to the military?
  8. GNU/Linux in Mexico Near All-Time High
    With all the tourists packing the place (or hotels) we can imagine big changes to be seen next month (many portable devices)
  9. Gopher (Protocol) Turns 35, Gemini is 28 Years Younger
    Bad technology comes and goes very fast
  10. Be Like Stallman and Assange, Not Like MElon or Bill Epsteingate
    these people treat women like worse than dirt
  11. Exposure Leads to More Whistleblowing
    In areas like IBM or European patent affairs we've always earned a lot of trust
  12. European Patent Office (EPO) Series Will Run Well Into July
    We still have a very significant chunk of EPO "trench" stories
  13. Links 27/06/2026: Journalists Kicked Out of China, Torture in Iran and Turkey
    Links for the day
  14. How Microsoft is Preventing or Slowing Down Adoption of GNU/Linux (Fake 'GNU' Controlled by GitHub in Windows, WSL, Sabotage at Boot Level, Not Limited to Dual-Booting)
    Microsoft is still at it
  15. Rising Computer Prices Good News for GNU/Linux and Free Software
    This can greatly assist the adoption of BSDs and GNU/Linux
  16. Links 27/06/2026: More Restrictions on Social Control Media and Russia is Leveraging Cellebrite/Back Doors
    Links for the day
  17. Akira Urushibata on the Likely False (Unverifiable) Claims Anthropic Makes About Defects for Marketing/Hype
    Some pro-LLM person has managed to derail the discussion on this topic
  18. European Patent Office (EPO) Series: "Team Campinos" in Split
    The EPO team was of course headed by Campinos himself who delivered a "forward-looking" keynote speech to the assembled audience consisting mainly of Administrative Council delegates from the national IP offices
  19. Supporting Women in the Free Software Community
    The common theme here is abuse of women
  20. Left IBM After Many Years, Came to Microsoft/XBox, Now Silent Layoffs at XBox
    many inside XBox will have their last day next week
  21. Gemini Links 27/06/2026: Homeworlds and Tarot Cards
    Links for the day
  22. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  23. IRC Proceedings: Friday, June 26, 2026
    IRC logs for Friday, June 26, 2026

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

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    Span from 2026-06-21 to 2026-06-27
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