When the media says that Microsoft denies layoffs it is basically lying, citing a liar. Maybe they disperse or delay the ...

The above new comments from IBMer serve to suggest that appraisals can be precursors; they can hint or signal RAs to come. IBM has "forever layoffs" now ( to overcome/dodge/bypass transparency ...

Benoît Battistelli was sort of 'ousted' (a "soft" expulsion) after many staff protests and negative media, which resulted in ...

Two weeks ago, I accidentally dropped my Pro1 X on concrete, and the screen was severely damaged. Fortunately, the Elephone U ...

So this year in Saudi Arabia Windows is seen as down and Vista 11 is also down. Some years ago Windows fell to a "market share" of just 11% there, as we noted at the time.

Zambia - like most of Africa - is poor in money but rich in resources. This means it attracts plunder. But there are some GAFAM divestments, based on 2026 data. Notice how GNU/Linux grew in recent ...

To be very clear, there is no denial, no statement, nothing. There's a lot of fake (or very misleading) news about it today and yesterday. Still silence from Microsoft. Correct, they either postpone ...

The elephant in the room is India because, at least in the US, the lion's share of tech-related work visas get granted to Indians. That's not an exaggeration. Those are hard facts. Sometimes, instead, ...

Ukraine’s largest grain producer and exporter, agricultural holding Kernel, has agreed to acquire Agro Region, a farming group partly owned by former Ukrainian economy minister and Lithuanian national ...

Kevin Fenzi is the only one winner who isn't on the payroll of IBM. One of the above is a slop booster of IBM, so expect more slop in Fedora (Marius Nestor told me slop is the reason he dumped Fedora) ...

Western Africa is vast (bigger than Europe depending on boundaries set). Some of it speaks French, many speak English too. That's because of colonialism. When it comes to Microsoft (US), its grips is ...

He was responding to a message from Oracle-affiliated kernel developer Lorenzo Stokes, which seems to us to be guardedly anti-LLM: "Thinking LLMs are 'just another tool' is to say effectively that the ...