Tom's Hardware ☛ Drones attack several proprietary trap AWS Middle East region data centers amid Iran war, leading to outages ...

This got published some hours ago in The Register MS: At the bottom it says: "Sponsored by Huawei." ...

Last month we mentioned GNU/Linux in Nicaragua and this month statCounter measures it at over 8%. Nicaragua is a poor country, but it also has rich culture (see, for example, LibreBus). As far as ...

Meanwhile AOSP is turning from "Open Source" to rare "code dumps", Android "apps" are just some little prisons controlled by GAFAM (anything else is doomed because it is deemed "sideloading"), and ...

The high‑profile case arose against a backdrop of increasing scrutiny of alleged misuse of Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (“SLAPPs”) to deter legitimate investigative reporting. The ...

2024: In Brunei and Malaysia GNU/Linux Gains Some More, All-Time High Approached in Indonesia Over the past year or so we've ...

Chronicled point by point (with dates where applicable): ...

But in the mean time, I did find one person having the same issues about 18 months ago: “A SYN flood DDoS (Distributed Denial ...

We've been keeping track of Linuxiac since we caught it pushing slop as news. A lot of recent articles appear to be (and also accordingly determined as such) "massaged" slop, i.e. the starting point ...

People dislike LLMs (they use a two-letter acronym as a catch-all buzzword) - especially their output - because it is dreary, full of falsehoods, and too confident (when when there is a lack of ...

The slopfarm of the Serial Slopper (Fagioli) had only "Nitrux 6 proves the Linux desktop is ready to replace Windows 11" (LLM slop), but it's hardly visible anywhere. He got fired by an actual visible ...

GNU/Linux started in 1983 or 1984 (depending which event matters most). Back then few homes, even in relatively rich ...