In case it's not obvious, the prime or "primary" platform of Microsoft Lunduke is "x.com" (right-leaning social control media ...
'Unemployment data' in the US (with scare quotes) typically refers to something that is not unemployment. The numbers they ...
Microsoft PIPs in India were mentioned here yesterday evening and 4 hours ago the corporate media in India acknowledged that ...
August is over and Windows sank to new lows in Russia. If you don't trust the data acquired by statCounter (spyware embedded ...
analognowhere.com has had no new 'strips' for a whole month, but we still check it regularly for updates. xkcd.com, probably best known for "sudo make me a sandwich", recently put in its RSS/Atom feed ...
From what we can tell, there is nepotism ( we mentioned it last night) as a "survival strategy" and definitely lots of mass layoffs going on, but those are disguised as 'voluntary' or 'retirement' or ...
Record Highs for GNU/Linux, Especially in the United States of America. posted by Roy Schestowitz on Sep 01, 2026. According to analytics.usa.gov, Firefox is down to about 1.5% "m ...
They say nearly a sixth of IBM's workforce is marked "LP" (Low Performer) this year. It's a quota mandated from up above. Let ...
stallman.org is still offline (it'll be 48 hours soon), but the FOSS Force interview with Stallman is attracting interest ...
A week ago we took note of 506 IRC networks being tracked/seen by netsplit.de. It has since then grown. "There are 511 known IRC networks listed below," the site says today and Linux.org is still not ...
Richard Stallman's site is offline and we're told it's for purely technical reasons. His words of wisdom on tech (not politics) are mostly in the FSF's and GNU's sites anyway. Those are online. People ...
It is particularly odd as the editor signals his opposition to slop [ 1, 2 ]. Follow the money, especially in OSNews. It seems to have been paid for slop.
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