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Approaching 10,000 Articles/Pages Since Going Static
Trying to silence or derail the site was always a dumb strategy
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Microsoft is Shedding Off Loads of Staff and That Can be Dangerous Too
Working for Microsoft is a choice; nobody forces you to do it
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Richard Stallman and the Unix Philosophy
When asked about systemd people must remember that RMS speaks as an active Board member of the FSF and also the founder of the FSF
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Serial Sloppers Are Killing the Web (They Probably Don't Care, Either)
Slop is a disease on the Web
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IBM's Debt Ballooned by 8.5 Billion Dollars in Just 3 Months!
Hallmark of a company in a state of disarray, trying to spend its way out of trouble
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Big Trouble in GNOME
even GNOME people admit the CoC went wrong
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Links 25/04/2025: Slop Fatigue and Patent Judges Flocking to Fake, Unconstitutional and Illegal Kangaroo Court (UPC, Captured 'Justice')
Links for the day
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Gemini Links 25/04/2025: Night Manager and Devuan in Hosting
Links for the day
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Windows Falls to New Lows in Nicaragua, Now Below a Quarter (It Used to be Almost 100%)
Another all-time low for Windows
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The Cost (to Linux) of LLM Slop
Slop 'artists' like Fagioli are far from harmless
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Links 25/04/2025: Ubisoft Spyware, Hegseth Fails at Tech on Every Level
Links for the day
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Gemini Links 25/04/2025: Food Forest Update and Facebook Destroying the Net
Links for the day
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Streaming Apps Are “Investor Fraud” That Kills the Planet
Reprinted with permission from Ryan Farmer
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Things Get Increasingly Nasty at Microsoft Ahead of the Fake Results and May's Mass Layoffs Wave
They try to get people to 'resign' so that they won't count as layoffs and the company's 'wellbeing' will seem better
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Slopping the Trough: Disney Plus Loses Billions and the Decline of Physical Media in America
Reprinted with permission from Ryan Farmer
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Over at Tux Machines...
GNU/Linux news for the past day
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IRC Proceedings: Thursday, April 24, 2025
IRC logs for Thursday, April 24, 2025
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