Human civilisation isn't guaranteed survival. Archaeologists very well know that no species will survive forever, some will be wiped before they can even 'evolve' per se.
Today might be a dreary day illuminated only by local election news and casual bird poo. Speaking of poo, Microsoft is deep in it, so ignore the "smoke and mirrors" created by mindless buzzwords. IBM ...
Daniel Pocock is "running for Office" (Parliament), so he has also been writing about a Parliamentary leak regarding cults. "Daniel needs to be super careful to steer the inquiry towards the cult of ...
IBM was down 2.17% yesterday and is already in the red again (set to open in the minus later today). People are leaving e.g.: IBM is not a friend to Free software. It bought Red Hat, which was a ...
This headline today speaks of 1.7 billion; the better reporting - which hardly exists but ought to exist - would illuminate just how much in debt Microsoft really is, hence the "bloodbath" (massive ...
Nevertheless, we press on with this series. It was paused the day (or night) we travelled to London and we've since then got on with new series. We'll advance with them at a pace we deem suitable - ...
Roy Schestowitz on Jul 20, 2026. 6 years ago we had lock-downs and that gave me an opportunity to start making lots of videos, includ ...
There are common tidbits or sayings along the lines of, you can infer who is a good (or bad) person based on who loves (or hates) that person. It's not a difficult concept to grasp. Bad people abhor ...
Today we've learned that "Andy Burnham declared new Labour leader on way to being next UK prime minister." A Mancunian PM would be good for Techrights, not just owing to better connections. Burnham ...
Six days ago a marketing person wrote in Microsoft's social control media: The weird part is further below, wrongly implying that since 2023 there have been no Red Hat layoffs. Here's the key part ...
That Microsoft is still visible in (it got relegated out of view in most categories; it's negligible in most) An increase for Microsoft? Nope. One need not wonder why so far in 2025 Microsoft already ...
Prepare for obligatory attestation [1, 2], DRM, ads etc. (proprietary software mandated to access videos of people who aren't even paid to give them to Google) THIS morning it's probably the first ...
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