Today in Techrights
Updated This Past Day
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[Video] Richard Stallman on Understanding the Misconception of So-called 'Artificial Intelligence'
to "know and understand"
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Gemini Links 09/03/2025: Lagrange 1.18.5 and Writing Mannerisms
Links for the day
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Hiding Problems Doesn't Work
transparent organisations will be more stable and sustainable
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FSF's Defective by Design (DBD): Amazon Tightens the Digital Handcuffs
Reproduced verbatim
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The Fall of the Open Source Initiative (OSI): Plenty of Issues, Plenty of Censorship
The OSI is abusive on many levels!
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EPO Staff Appraisals Apparently Benefit Kakistocracy, Including Cheaters Who Grant Illegal Patents and Punish Good Patent Examiners (Who Find Valid Reasons for Denials)
In prior reports the staff representatives said that rewards typically went to people who granted many patents, i.e. didn't do proper examination and instead just allowed many fake patents get enshrined as EPs, causing fiasco (from which some patent attorneys could profit)
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As The Web Gets Drowned Out, Sinking in a Pool of LLM Slop, Real News Sites With Real News Become Increasingly Rare If Not Extinct
This is a real problem
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Links 09/03/2025: Moderna Patents Thrown Out, Climate United Sues E.P.A.
Links for the day
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Links 09/03/2025: FiveThirtyEight Killed by Disney, Nature (Journal) Chooses Suicide by Slop
Links for the day
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The Harder They Try to Censor, the Bigger the Scandal (and the Impact) Will Be
We don't plan to self-censor our coverage; sometimes we just delay publication a little
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Gemini Links 09/03/2025: Leasehold Derangement Syndrome, Raspberry Pi, and More
Links for the day
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All-Time Low for Microsoft in Africa
it helps show how irrelevant Microsoft is becoming
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French woman (frontaliere) trafficked to promote unauthorised cross border Swiss insurance
Reprinted with permission from Daniel Pocock
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New York Times & Guardian reporting on Modern Slavery Act prosecution of Glodi Wabelua
Reprinted with permission from Daniel Pocock
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Diana & Adrian von Bidder-Senn, EVP, Palm Sunday & Debian death on wedding day
Reprinted with permission from Daniel Pocock
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The RTO (Return-to-office) Layoffs or 'Soft' Layoffs at IBM and Red Hat
There are certainly many layoffs going on there, but many are described as "resignations" or "retirements" after RTO or some other form of relocation
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Over at Tux Machines...
GNU/Linux news for the past day
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IRC Proceedings: Saturday, March 08, 2025
IRC logs for Saturday, March 08, 2025
The corresponding text-only bulletin for Sunday contains all the text.Top-read articles (excluding bot/crawler visits):