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PP-26: What’s at Stake for the Internet and Where We Stand

Every four years, International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Member States meet at the Plenipotentiary Conference. It is the ITU’s highest decision-making body.

There Are 6.3 Billion People Connected to the Internet, Yet 2 Billion Remain Offline

An estimated 6.3 billion people are now connected to the Internet, according to the International Telecommunication Union’s (ITU’s) latest annual report, Facts and Figures 2026, released this November.

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Tourism Does Not Help Us

It brings money, but the glamour is a distraction

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Manchester City Council Report Card – Part 15 – A Tragedy, It Deteriorated a Lot Over the Decades

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How to Save Lots of Money (Learn to Fix and Repair Things, Not Just Digital Things)

Skills are assets

Not Using Microsoft

Microsoft down? Didn’t notice…

Manchester City Council Report Card – Part 14 – Irritated “Customers”, Not Only Yours Truly (They Cannot Handle Citizens)

Empty rooms and offices; large buildings that seem like they exist for historical purposes (like some museum)

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Fanless mini PC packs 24-core Intel CPU and dual NVMe slots

Desktop-class Intel Core Ultra processors with up to 24 cores are available in the Cirrus7 Incus B860, a fanless mini PC built around the ASRock DeskMini B860 platform. Its passive aluminum enclosure is available in three cooling configurations, with Thunderbolt 4, 2.5GbE networking, and room for up to four SSDs.

Librem 5 v2 Linux smartphone adopts eight-core RISC-V processor

Purism is turning to RISC-V for the next generation of its Librem 5 Linux smartphone. The upcoming Librem 5 v2 replaces the original model’s Arm-based processor with an eight-core SpacemiT K1, while retaining its modular, repairable design and hardware privacy switches. The company has launched a crowdfunding campaign to fund development, with deliveries targeted for 2028.

Modular GPS smartwatch with STM32 MCU and open-source SDK

Pimoroni now lists the UNA Watch, a modular GPS smartwatch built around an open-source software platform and replaceable hardware components. The wearable combines an STMicroelectronics STM32U595 microcontroller, multi-satellite GPS, fitness sensors, and a public C++ SDK for developing custom applications.

Slim industrial panel PC lineup spans 10.1 to 21.5 inches

Cincoze recently expanded its CV-200/P Series of industrial panel PCs with 28 new configurations spanning 10.1-inch to 18.5-inch displays. The additions complement the existing 21.5-inch models, combining Intel Core, N-series, and Atom processors with modular display technology for industrial HMI and automation applications.

9to5Linux

Shelly 3.3 GUI Package Manager for Arch Linux Brings New Built-in Theme

Coming ten days after Shelly 3.2, the Shelly 3.3 release introduces a new default look inspired by Devario‘s Pearl DE, with windows, circular window controls, accent-colored selections, card-style toolbars, and larger page titles, as well as an expanded sidebar that groups destinations, with Settings and Utilities placed under System.

Ubuntu 27.04 “Tenacious T-Rex” Daily Builds Are Now Available for Download

As expected, the first Ubuntu 27.04 daily builds are based on the previous Ubuntu release, Ubuntu 26.10 (Stonking Stingray), which arrived last month on October 15th. This means that the Ubuntu 27.04 daily builds are powered by Linux kernel 7.3 and use the GNOME 51 desktop environment.

KDE Frameworks 6.32 Is Out Now to Fix 15-Year-Old Data Integrity Bug

The monthly KDE Frameworks releases continue, and KDE Frameworks 6.32 is here to fix a major, 15-year-old data integrity bug affecting progress indicators when moving or copying files to an external disk. With this bug finally fixed, progress indicators are now fully accurate when copying files to USB sticks or network shares. Read here why it took so long.

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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Jun 04, 2026

California Desert Highway

Updated This Past Day

  1. GNU/Linux Usage Rising Among Gamers, But "Hardware Survey Data Not Available."
    Not anymore, not for now anyway
  2. Quantum Quantum Quantum Quantum (Pump, Then Dump)
    What has IBM become?
  3. KDE Has Long Used Dragons, and Dragons Come From Hatched Eggs
    That Microsoft Lunduke tries to paint this as some "trans agenda" thing says a lot about Microsoft Lunduke and his COVID-19-damaged brain
  4. IBM Announces 5 Billion Dollars "Invested" in "AI", in "Security", and 10 Billion Dollars for "Quantum", But IBM Does Not Have This Kind of Money (It's Fake News to Manipulate the Share Price)
    IBM has fast-growing debt and liabilities, it does not intend to invest this kind of money, it's a smokescreen and false promises timed to alleviate the sagging share price (52-week low)
  5. Have a "Lifetime" Without Microsoft
    The online rage over this is still ongoing

    New

  6. Jumping Up and Down on the Shoulders of Giants, Never Talking About What Bill Gates Did
    We're back to 2019
  7. Despite LLM Slop or Chatbots, Our Traffic Has Doubled Since We Moved Everything to the UK (in 2023)
    The demise of news sites was not what we thought it would be
  8. Software Developers Attacked by Plagiarism Engines Because These Developers Can Teach People How to Exercise Control, Not Outsource to Monopolies of Slop and Back Doors
    "Universities should be telling industry what is to be done next, not the other way about. Present education policy has the tail wagging the dog."
  9. Communicating With Freedom - Part I - Developing “Quibble” and Improving GNU LibreJS in the Process
    In the next part we shall examine where things currently stand
  10. Quantum Computers Are "All the Rage" (35 Years Ago, What IBM Promises This Year is What People Promised When the CEO Was in His 20s)
    "Quantum" hype is high on the agenda
  11. How IBM Removes 15% of Its Staff Without Even Checking Performance of Staff (or Calling That "Layoffs")
    Performance Improvement Plan (PIP) as veiled RAs
  12. Links 03/06/2026: Mobile Systems, Openwashing, and New Antenna
    Links for the day
  13. Canonical as Reseller of Back Doors in "Ubuntu" Clothing
    Microsoft is the antithesis of security and autonomy
  14. Romania Used to be Windows Stronghold, But That's No Longer the Case
    Windows was once upon a time so ubiquitous that institutions didn't bother supporting anything except it
  15. When Science and Religion Are on the Same Side, United Against Slop Pushers
    The "Mathematics Pope" (sometimes known as "Pope Pi") brought together science and religion, united against technofascists who are mostly college drop-outs who abhor women
  16. Links 03/06/2026: "In Turkey, Criticizing a Corporation Can Land You in Jail" and "Court Bans X Account of Turkey's Oldest Newspaper"
    Links for the day
  17. Web Censorship Benefits the Corrupt and the Criminal
    More so when corrupt politicians are in charge
  18. Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine Undoing Censorship of Corporate Wrongdoing
    That won't go away anymore
  19. "For Entertainment Purposes Only" But Everyone Must Adopt It for Work and Governance, Say Anti-Scientific Technocrats
    "The present mentality around "AI" is like driving to the gym to use a treadmill - it's walking for people who hate fresh air and beautiful changing scenery."
  20. Gemini Links 03/06/2026: Ian Murdock's Ex-wife Footprint in Debian and Alhena 5.6.1 Released
    Links for the day
  21. Irish Company statCounter Recognises It Overestimated Microsoft Windows' Market Share in Ireland
    it seems like the Irish people are gradually moving away from Windows
  22. Corporate Media Participates in the Lie That Mass Layoffs at GitLab and Loss of Geographic Footprint in More Than a Third of Countries is "AI" and Thus "Success Story"
    There's no way to spin this as positive news
  23. Slop Prompting is Not a Coding Skill and Slop Deserves Shunning
    Red Hat is hypocritically shunning the very same thing it keeps promoting
  24. IBM colleagues "handed out a PIP and then right after the end date they are gone"
    Some go into early 'retirement' to save face
  25. SLAPP Censorship - Part 96 Out of 200: When You Receive Death Threats From Anonymous Sockpuppets/Burner Accounts Connected to People Who Strangle Women and Tell Women to Kill Themselves
    Women are not objects and my wife ought not be mentioned in "threats to kill" (how cops have described this)
  26. European Patent Office (EPO) Series: A Tale of Two Antónios - Introducing the Other António
    António Costa
  27. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  28. IRC Proceedings: Tuesday, June 02, 2026
    IRC logs for Tuesday, June 02, 2026

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

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