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    Blacklists applicable to Chinese suppliers also mean that IBM can no longer cooperate with key partners in Asia
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  6. The Rumours Were Likely True: Sixth Wave of Microsoft Mass Layoffs in 2025 (Days After "50" Anniversary and About 5,000 Layoffs)
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  11. GNU/Linux on a High in Colombia
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  12. Techrights Be Like...
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  13. Gemini Links 09/04/2025: Autism, Cybersecurity, and LLMs Attacking Services Online
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  14. GNU/Linux Would be Measured at Over 5% Globally (by statCounter) Had the Data in India Not Been Changed
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  15. Links 09/04/2025: Quartz Fires All Writers (Shutdown, LLM Slop or Slopfarm Instead), "Bitcoin Is Crashing Hard"
    Links for the day
  16. Web Surveyor statCounter Sees Apple's macOS Falling From 5.6% to 3.6% in Two Months, It Might Soon be Smaller Than GNU/Linux
    Apple's "value" (faked, exaggerated) is back to "pandemic times"
  17. UK House of Lords Recognises the SLAPP Issue in the UK and EFF Pursues "Bill (That) Could Put A Stop To Censorship By Lawsuit" in the US
    "A House of Lords inquiry into how the news industry can survive into the future has accused the government of “failing to prioritise” action on strategic lawsuits against public participation (SLAPPs)."
  18. Open Source Initiative (OSI) Privacy Fiasco in Detail: Seeking Class Action Against the OSI
    "LETTER SEEKING CLASS ACTION REPRESENTATION"
  19. The Value of Slop, by Alexandre Oliva
    Original by Alexandre Oliva
  20. Gemini Links 09/04/2025: Neocities, Tinylogs, and Inter-community Protocols
    Links for the day
  21. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  22. IRC Proceedings: Tuesday, April 08, 2025
    IRC logs for Tuesday, April 08, 2025
  23. You Can Be an A

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    hole to Women (Even Strangle Women) as Long as You Work for Microsoft
    Recalling the Mark Shuttleworth origin story
  24. Canonical is a Proprietary Software Reseller With a 'Debian Base'
    "Canonical Ubuntu" is just Debian with some proprietary things sold on top of it

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