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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Jan 15, 2025

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  1. Links 14/01/2025: Vaccination Hesitancy Problems and Kangaroo Courts (UPC)
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  2. Gemini Links 14/01/2025: Introduction to GrapheneOS and Small Internet
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  3. Dr. Miriam Bastian From the Free Software Foundation (FSF) Gives a Talk in a Couple of Weeks at FOSDEM (Brussels, Belgium)
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  4. Andy Farnell on Eating Your Own Dog Food
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  5. EPO Uses the Misnomer "AI" to Attack Software Developers in Europe
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  6. The European Patent Office’s (EPO) Communication on "Reform" is "Incomplete and Misleading," Says the Central Staff Committee at the EPO
    This puts Europe at risk and makes it more vulnerable
  7. [Meme] How to Lose Social Life (While Pretending to Still Have It)
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  8. Android (or AOSP) is More Free Than iOS, Both in Practice (as OEM Bundles) Both Are User-Hostile
    In a perfect world, people would choose and deploy software that is entirely made up of reciprocally-licensed bits
  9. Neuroscience of Consciousness Paper: Why Social Control Media and Proprietary Spyware Harm Your Health
    "Software Freedom turns out to be good for your health"
  10. Access to the Source Code of the Programs You're Using Matters (Even If You're Not a Coder and Cannot Fix Bugs)
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  11. Guardian Digital (linuxsecurity.com) Publishes Fake Articles About Linux and About (for) 'Linux' Foundation Openwashing
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  12. Links 14/01/2025: LA Crisis and EU, UK Respond to "X.com" Threat From South African Oligarch
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  13. "AI Music" is Not Music and It's Hardly "AI" Either
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  14. Webspam in BetaNews
    Not only is it marketing SPAM
  15. [Meme] 13 Years a Slave of Microsoft
    Might makes right?
  16. Gemini Links 14/01/2025: The Gemtext Print Hurdle and New Game: Fill!
    Links for the day
  17. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  18. IRC Proceedings: Monday, January 13, 2025
    IRC logs for Monday, January 13, 2025

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

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    1679 /n/2025/01/07/Microsoft_Continues_to_Attack_Users_Choice.shtml
    1641 /n/2025/01/11/Microsoft_in_Trouble_as_Azure_Breaks_and_Only_Days_After_Promis.shtml
    1470 /n/2025/01/10/More_IBM_Layoffs_2025.shtml
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    733 /n/2025/01/13/Aaron_Swartz_Died_12_Years_Ago_After_a_Vicious_Government_Campa.shtml
    705 /n/2025/01/09/Computers_as_a_Heat_Source.shtml
    684 /n/2025/01/09/Free_Software_Cannot_Rely_on_Politicians_They_Don_t_Even_Care_A.shtml
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    588 /n/2025/01/10/Guardian_Digital_Inc_linuxsecurity_com_is_Again_Spamming_or_Goo.shtml
    583 /n/2024/12/30/In_2024_Under_Linux_Foundation_Management_Linux_com_Produced_an.shtml
    575 /n/2025/01/11/After_a_Year_of_Layoffs_in_Microsoft_Nigeria_and_Microsoft_in_A.shtml
    568 /n/2025/01/08/Amid_Mass_Layoffs_at_Microsoft_2025_Executives_Flock_to_Google.shtml
    562 /n/2025/01/08/Engagement_in_Microsoft_GitHub_Falls_Expect_More_Layoffs_and_Of.shtml
    534 /n/2025/01/11/Links_11_01_2025_Social_Control_Media_Facing_Sanctions_Carter_R.shtml
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