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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Aug 29, 2024

Rainy Day in Bruges Belgium

Updated This Past Day

  1. [Meme] Belgium (or EU) Pays the Price for Not Pursuing Antitrust Charges Against Microsoft for UEFI 'Secure Boot'
    Never make the false and foolish assumption that Microsoft will obey the law (it always lies, cheats, vandalises, and bribes/blackmails anyone who stands in its way)
  2. Microsoft and Apple Making a Lot of Noise to Distract From Severe Problems
    Apple has serious financial issues and questions about its future directions
  3. Apple's Financial Chief, Luca Maestri, Has Good Reasons to Desert
    Don't trust the financial industry (at face value)
  4. Monaco: GNU/Linux up to 5%, Windows Down to Lowest Level in Years, Bing Floundering
    Bing fell more than 3% this year
  5. [Video] Linus Torvalds on Linux Still Trying to Tackle Basic Issues Like Optimal Memory Management (in 2024)
    an unofficial recording by the audience
  6. [Meme] Keep the Eye on the Hands
    Microsoft has long ignored/abandoned Mono, but now a little label change is meant to be "news" and seem like an act of "generosity"

    New

  7. Links 28/08/2024: Science, Censorship, and "Quantum Internet"
    Links for the day
  8. Gemini Links 28/08/2024: Analog Photography and Gemini Specification changes
    Links for the day
  9. National Record: GNU/Linux Tops Belgium, Brussels Must Tackle Microsoft's 'Secure' Boot Abuses ASAP
    Regulators in Brussels must take note of how Microsoft misuses fake "secure" boot to sabotage the adoption of GNU/Linux
  10. Gemini Links 28/08/2024: iMac Tale and Version Numbers
    Links for the day
  11. Links 27/08/2024: Gannett Caught With Slop, Shuts Down Site
    Links for the day
  12. As Expected, as CFO Departs, Apple Announces a Round of Mass Layoffs Once Again (Paying Salaries is Becoming Hard When You're So Deep in Debt)
    selected stories
  13. [Meme] The Corporate Media's Drinkers Miss the PR Stunt of Microsoft
    and play along
  14. In Gambia, Android Now Measured at Over 70%, Windows Down to 5.1%
    Gambia is one among a growing number of nations where Windows has been reduced to a 1-in-20 status (as in, only about 5% of Web requests come from a Windows client)
  15. [Meme] The Old CFO is in Charge and the Latest CFO is Leaving... (Because He Knows the Full Picture)
    The Apple meme: What if I told you...
  16. Rumour: Jim Whitehurst Was Primed to Become IBM's CEO Before Things Went South (and So Did He)
    Jim Whitehurst is all about money
  17. Bailouts Don't Work: The Case of Intel (Shares Down Over 60% This Year Despite Taxpayers' Rescue Fund)
    Don't let 'crony capitalism' supposedly 'save' Microsoft, which is busy sabotaging the competition instead of creating stuff.
  18. Timely Reminder That IBM's Leadership Comes From the Military
    "Arvind was born in Andhra Pradesh, India in 1962 to an army-driven family"
  19. Apple CFO's Departure is a Sign of Financial Problems (Same as Microsoft's)
    Apple and Microsoft both have mass layoffs
  20. Gemini Links 28/08/2024: Subsidised Gasoline and Retrospring Shutting Down
    Links for the day
  21. Vista 11 Measured as Down 1% This Month in South Korea
    So in the past month Vista 11 was replaced by something else? Like in so much of the rest of the world?
  22. Reminder: Microsoft Had Mass Layoffs Every Single Month So Far This Year
    This wasn't limited to a few "rounds" and parroting Microsoft's narrative amounts to misinformation
  23. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  24. IRC Proceedings: Tuesday, August 27, 2024
    IRC logs for Tuesday, August 27, 2024

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

    Top-read articles (excluding bot/crawler visits):

    Span from 2024-08-22 to 2024-08-28
    1249 /n/2024/08/26/Almost_a_Week_Later_Microsoft_Openly_Admits_the_Sabotage_of_GNU.shtml
    1149 /n/2024/08/25/33_Years_Ago_Linux_Would_Not_be_Big_and_Professional_Like_GNU.shtml
    1147 /n/2024/08/25/Torvalds_Still_Calls_the_Hey_Hi_AI_Bluff_Some_People_Are_Upset.shtml
    838 /n/2024/08/26/Looks_Like_IBM_is_About_to_Lay_Off_Thousands_This_Week_Workers_.shtml
    775 /n/2024/08/28/Video_Linus_Torvalds_on_Linux_Still_Trying_to_Tackle_Basic_Issu.shtml
    752 /n/2024/08/27/What_Does_the_Arrest_of_Pavel_Durov_and_the_Charges_Mean_to_Us_.shtml

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