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New Alpha Release: Tor Browser 16.0a13

This version includes important security updates to Firefox.

Arti 2.7.0 released

This release continues our ongoing development towards using Arti as a relay and as a directory authority, with much of the work focusing on document parsing, directory mirror support, and DNS stream handling. Additionally, arti now has RPC support for modifying and inspecting its configuration.

New Release: Tails 7.14

The Persistent Storage on the USB stick will be lost if you install instead of upgrading.

Internet Society

Why Internet Infrastructure Decisions Rarely Stay Localized

The open Internet is made up of countless interconnected networks. At its best, it is resilient enough to withstand disruptions. But even narrow policy and commercial choices can have ripple effects that shape what people can access, how information moves, and who gets to participate online.

A Safer Internet Starts with Taking Action: Introducing the Online Trust and Safety Hub

How can we best help people have a safe and secure experience online? How can we help them protect themselves from scams? Detect false information? Protect their data and systems?

schestowitz.com

Taylor Swift’s Advantage and Mistake (Outsourcing Her Work)

China’s Fentanylware

Reform UK is ‘The Company’, It Should be Shut Down for Acting as Proxy for Foreign Plutocrats and Convicted Felons Who Try to Shift Britain to the Right

OSINT shows that Reform UK is a giant scam in “political” clothing, selling itself using racism and tribalism

Reform UK is Not a Political Party, It’s a Private Company That Takes Bribes From Overseas Masters

Based on leaks

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“Smart” phone is not a “Musical Instrument”

Seven Years Since COVID-19

Where did time go?

When People Get Back to Art

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Football and the UK’s High Court

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If ManCity is Guilty, the Establishment Needs to Similarly Crack Down on the Sham ‘Hey Hi’ ‘Industry’

OK, good start?

Anderon as IBM Layoffs in Disguise (October 1st, 2026)

It’s coming

When Planes Go Missing or the “Enemy is Within”

Can one trust air crews?

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ESP32-S3 E Ink board with 800×480 display, mic array and IMU

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9to5Linux

Ubuntu 26.10 Beta Released with Linux Kernel 7.3 and GNOME 51

Powered by the upcoming Linux 7.3 kernel series and using the latest Mesa 26.2 graphics stack, Ubuntu 26.10 Beta ships today with the recently released GNOME 51 desktop environment and the 100% Rust coreutils migration, as the default core utilities now run entirely on the Rust-based uutils implementation.

Arch Linux ISO Release for October 2026 Ships with the ArchInstall 4.5 Installer

Powered by Linux kernel 7.2.7, the Arch Linux 2026.10.01 ISO snapshot ships as a refreshed installation image that incorporates all the security patches, bug fixes, and updated packages that have been pushed to the Arch Linux software repositories throughout September 2026.

OpenMandriva Lx 26.09 “ROME” Released with KDE Plasma 6.7 and Linux Kernel 7.2

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Systemd-Free Nitrux 7.0 Released with Linux Kernel 7.2 and Hyprland 0.55.4

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Mozilla Thunderbird 157 Email Client Released with New Enterprise Policies

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Audacity 4.0.1 Audio Editor Restores Keyboard Shortcuts from Audacity 3

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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Jun 29, 2026

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Updated This Past Day

  1. Five Years After Its Formation Libera.Chat Has the Most Simultaneous Users in Internet Relay Chat (IRC)
    netsplit.de also measures the cross-network total at over 300k, probably for the first time in years

    New

  2. Outsourcing is Not Security
    Outsourcing to Microsoft is the opposite of security
  3. Links 28/06/2026: Turkey's State Broadcaster Suspends Commentator, Journalists Under Attack
    Links for the day
  4. Debugpoint.com Turns to LLM Slop for 'Help'
    This is how sites die
  5. Follow the Real Security Experts
    Werner Koch
  6. Assessing the Upcoming (July) Proprietary/GAFAM Cuts
    The total (or %) matters to us because it can help shed light on what scale of layoffs to expect next week
  7. Microsoft Lunduke Does Not Correct or Clarify Misinformation That He Posted (or Repeats It Instead)
    Not the first time [...] detracts and/or distracts from legitimate criticisms
  8. How Not to Do Security
    Asking Microsoft for permission
  9. Gemini Links 28/06/2026: Simulation Theory and Pursuit of Novelty
    Links for the day
  10. The Slop 'Religion' is Dying: From Widespread (Paid-for) Hype to Widespread Hate
    Wait till "sentiment" in Wall Street - not just general (public) "sentiment" - shifts strongly against slop
  11. For Whistleblowers' Sake, Choose Hosting Platforms Wisely
    Techrights is hard to 'sedate'
  12. How to Discreetly Leak Important Information to Techrights
    Some years ago we published multi-part series about how to contact us securely
  13. Expect Many More Whistleblowers From Microsoft
    We envision many pissed off workers from Microsoft will become whistleblowers after next week's giant wave
  14. Efforts to Resume Progress on FreeJS, LibreJS, and Reduce Dependence on Microsoft
    It's still in a relatively early development stage
  15. Whistleblowers Improve the World
    we should appreciate and respect whistleblowers
  16. Microsoft Windows Plunges to All-Time Lows in Japan
    Microsoft is disintegrating; many people no longer use (nor need) Windows
  17. GNU/Linux Turns 43 in 3 Months From Now
    The Manifesto of the Free software movement (GNU Manifesto, 1985) turned 40 last year
  18. SLAPP Censorship - Part 121 Out of 200: One Day We'll Discover What Company or Rich Person/s Funded the Lawfare Against Us
    Even if the law firm shoulders some of the losses, then it is in effect an investor in the lawfare, according to established caselaw
  19. Working on "Linux", But on Microsoft's Payroll
    Under the totally false guise of "security" those same people are now promoting TPMs and other horrible things
  20. Links 28/06/2026: Energy Crunch, EEE by Microsoft, and John Bolton Pleads Guilty in Dictatorship of SLAPPs
    Links for the day
  21. Jim Not Dead Yet
    Let's wait a few more days
  22. Microsoft Layoffs So Big They Cannot Even Wait for 'D-Day' (July 1)
    "Layoffs at Xbox Appear to Have Already Begun, with Multiple Compulsion Games Employees Announcing Their Departures"
  23. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  24. IRC Proceedings: Saturday, June 27, 2026
    IRC logs for Saturday, June 27, 2026
  25. Links 28/06/2026: Heatwave in Europe and Media Failing to Actually Criticise Power
    Links for the day
  26. Gemini Links 28/06/2026: Poems, Photographs, and Neoliberalism as Religion
    Links for the day

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