Microsoft: Work Weekends Too: Microsoft literally working its workers to death
Stallman Has Explained Slop is "Marketing Hype Campaign" and Torvalds Agreed. The Difference is the Bribes.: So be like Stallman
SLAPP Censorship - Part 167 Out of 200: The Court of Appeal Might be the Next Step: Today is our last vacation day
PIPocalypse at IBM: Silent layoffs
Spending Over a Million Bucks on Lawsuits Abroad When There's a Big Mortgage to Pay in America: Priorities, priorities...
Gemini Links 31/08/2026: Announcing ROOPHLOCH 2026, smol.pub Discussion, and LLM Plagiarism Engines Target Geminispace: Links for the day
Richard Stallman's GNU Turns 43 in 4 Weeks, FSF Growing: In a few weeks GNU turns 43
IBM's Cuts Are Worsening Security in GNU/Linux: IBM is still run by the same idiot who proposed taking over Red Hat
Links 31/08/2026: Anthropic Sued Again for Copyright Infringement of Massive Scale, 'Tokenmaxxing' Shows Slop is a Worthless Liability: Links for the day
Links 31/08/2026: "Teslas Are Still Driving Into Oncoming Freight Trains" and "LLM Moats Quickly Evaporating": Links for the day
Debian Project Discards About 25% of the Votes on LLM Slop, Microsoft Votes in the General Resolution (GR): "[t]he rules of the vote saw community members asked to rank each of the eight proposals. Just under 600 people voted, but Debian’s election team rejected many for unspecified reasons, leaving almost 450 valid votes to count."
Essentiality of Rest and Killing Oneself for Vicious Companies: Working for Microsoft is foolish
In the UK, Bing (Microsoft) Down to Lowest Level Since January: our tax money being passed to Microsoft via MoUs (back door deals with kickbacks)
German Government Sponsors IBM Because of GNU/Linux: Flatpak is sponsored by, run, and controlled by IBM
Richard Stallman Speaks to Christine Hall of FOSS Force, stallman.org is Down for Over a Day: interview does a good job addressing the hype about LLMs too
Over at Tux Machines...: GNU/Linux news for the past day
IRC Proceedings: Sunday, August 30, 2026: IRC logs for Sunday, August 30, 2026
Gemini Links 31/08/2026: Holidays, Stream of Consciousness, and Posting Online: Links for the day
Anniversaries Next Month: The month should be otherwise quiet and uneventful for us
Coding is Not Obsolete: we drown ourselves in chaff to meet "LOC" objectives while ignoring everything else
Microsoft Layoffs Perpetual But Silent, People Pushed Out Using Pressure or Incentive Schemes: Earlier this month we named some of the programs
Links 30/08/2026: Apple Rant and LLM (Slop) Scrapers Target Gemini Protocol and Gopher: Links for the day
Salaries Are Counted in Money, Not in Participation in the Employer's Scheme: articles greatly exaggerating GAFAM salaries
Walls in Free Software: mind your own business and move on
Even Linux Cannot Cope With Slop: Bots on the Web are truly obnoxious
What a Summer!: Tomorrow is the last day of this month
Links 30/08/2026: Soldiers in Niger Attack Presidential Palace and Airport, Nepali City Struggles to Handle the Many Dead Bodies: Links for the day
Clownflare Sees GNU/Linux Rising to 11% This Past Week: Is it the year of "Linux in China"?
Links 30/08/2026: Russian Strike on a Ukrainian Warehouse and Rhetoric Escalations: Links for the day
Gemini Links 30/08/2026: Photography, Paper Books, Linux Kernel and the Debian Projects Permitting Slop Plagiarism: Links for the day
Imagine a World Where Nobody Fights for Software (and Computing) Freedom: The community keeps fighting back, so some of these ambitions are delayed or watered down
FSF Has Grown (More Staff) After a Year of Financial Growth: On October 4 the FSF turns 41
GNU/Linux Has Become More Mainstream in the United Kingdom: It's a long weekend here and we guess some people dabble in GNU/Linux migrations, at least at home
SLAPP Censorship - Part 166 Out of 200: Garrett Wasn't Found Innocent Per Se, the Court Wanted More Evidence of Who Was Behind Particular Accounts Using Tor: It's complicated
Criminals Don't Obey Laws, California Does Not Enhance Online Safety: It has been a while since we last mentioned so-called 'age-verification' laws
Over at Tux Machines...: GNU/Linux news for the past day
IRC Proceedings: Saturday, August 29, 2026: IRC logs for Saturday, August 29, 2026
Links 29/08/2026: Stop the Hate, Goldfish Myths, and xmpp.nz: Links for the day
Links 29/08/2026: Wave of Social Control Media Bans, Suno Data Breach Class Actions: Links for the day
Links 29/08/2026: Microsoft GitHub Outage (Again), "Displaying Ads Directly on Your Monitor", and "Election Deniers Could Soon Control Elections": Links for the day
IBM is "Taking the PIP" (Piss), People 'Retire' 'Voluntarily' to "Focus on Family": IBM has a billion bucks for 'the butcher', but not a million dollars for critical projects and initiatives in Free software
It Should be Uncontroversial to Say That Social Control Media is a Weapon: Democracy is not compatible with the likes of Kapo-Berg and MElon controlling public discourse of billions
Misuse of Bots (Now Sold as "Agents", "Hey Hi", "Automation", and "Efficiency"): They even try to rebrand robotics as "hey hi" and try to sell slop as "work"
Debian: Plagiarism OK, Just be "Responsible" About It: The result isn't the worst, but it's not good either
Don't Let Them Kill Activism: Are the oligarchs shutting the lid on activism and whistleblowers?
SLAPP Censorship - Part 165 Out of 200: Two Years Since My Wife and I Sued: In early September 2024 we hit back
Over at Tux Machines...: GNU/Linux news for the past day
IRC Proceedings: Friday, August 28, 2026: IRC logs for Friday, August 28, 2026
Gemini Links 29/08/2026: Death Notice, Systems Biology, and Gopher: Links for the day

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Kabatology

2009-05-14 13:26:45

I like jumped from the chair when i heard this - - This guys have a lesson to learn - i hope they've learned it. But I've got one big question. Why only the EU? Is Europe so different to the US when it comes to Antitrust?

Roy Schestowitz

2009-05-14 13:32:03

Korea did so a few months ago and other continents too. Justice is a lot slower in the US, which is essentially run by the business class that includes Intel and thus protects it.

EU Commission Tells Intel to Obey the Law (Video)

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