At least two people were reported dead early Saturday by local authorities, after Russian strikes on Ukraine. The strikes came after a series of Russian bombings killed at least 20 people in Ukraine ...

A month ago: IBM is Not Done Destroying Red Hat, Wait Till October 1st 2026 (More Layoffs and Bluewashing) | Start of ...

The "Vision Pro" was an utter disaster, prices of Apple gear have gone up considerably, and there are many failures the company does not "broadcast" (i.e. talks about). It hopes they will just quietly ...

GNU/Linux Skyrockets to 10% in China Days After Policy Changes. posted by Roy Schestowitz on Aug 19, 2026. This morning: ...

Nice to see an expansion of Linux on devices, with the Framework Laptop 12 getting support for pre-builts to ship with Fedora KDE 44 and Intel Core Series 3 Mozilla Firefox 154 Is Now Available for ...

This week most of us are still on vacation, but not idle/bored. We are testing a better and more robust composition system, which produces better HTML and GemText. Up until now (since 2023) there were ...

Now Apple "is shutting down an entire Vision Pro team focused on developing gaming features for the mixed-reality headset." ...

The debt has since then grown to over 4 billion dollars: (look under "Dropbox’s Total Debt and common size over the last four quarters") Market capitalisation of Dropbox Inc. is 7.36 billion dollars ...

The Slop Pyramid Scheme (Not Boon!) Isn't Good for GNU/Linux, Even If the Plagiarism Engines (Framed as "Training" or "Intelligence") Almost Always Run GNU/Linux We need the slop pop - we need the ...

hey everybody, autumn is here! i think? it kind of snuck up on me. we've gone straight from Heatwave to a 12C minimum and 22C maximum temperature, cool and rainy. it's been a couple of such days ...

Even more when one also counts ChromeOS: Clownflare collects a lot of Web usage data. Based on its data from "down under", GNU/Linux indeed used more in business hours than "leisurely hours" (before ...

Quality and quantity (paper, money, arguments etc.) are not opposites. But quantity, nevertheless and almost universally across scientific disciplines, can never make up for a lack of quality. We've ...