The Aim is Not Fame: Reposted from schestowitz.com
SLAPP Censorship - Part 114 Out of 200: Thousands of Long Articles to Come, Properly Covering the SLAPP Industry in the UK and Its Modus Operandi: "Stowell described SLAPPs as ‘a stain on our legal system’."
Chad's Move to GNU/Linux or the Point of Exceeding 5% "Market Share": experienced centuries of being colonised
GAFAM is Drowning in Debt, GAFAM is Clearly Not Sustainable Anymore (It Runs on Borrowed Money and Bailouts): The war and surrender in Iran will deepen the debt; we'll see the GAFAM reports in late July
Microsoft at 50 Follows the General Trajectory of Skype: How many years does Microsoft have left before payroll becomes impossible?
Cybersecurity Does Not Mean Asking Microsoft for Permission to Boot: There were very good and timely reasons to speak about the matter, including impending antitrust complaints against Microsoft
Links 22/06/2026: "The Sycophancy Machine" and "Port 22 Open for 54 Days": Links for the day
When People Who Make the Most Money Are the Best "Boot Lickers" (Sucking Up to Jeffrey Epstein's Circle and the Dictator): Sucking up to rich people may pay off
"Internally Important, Externally Irrelevant": IBM in a Nutshell: Right now its debt spins out of control and its stock spirals down the drain
Finding a Way to Get Paid to Improve LibreJS: So now we have more people resurrecting LibreJS and improving it
Microsoft Can't Even Wait Until July, Shutdowns and Layoffs Already Happening: Mashable speak of "a grim picture for the state of Xbox."
Over at Tux Machines...: GNU/Linux news for the past day
IRC Proceedings: Sunday, June 21, 2026: IRC logs for Sunday, June 21, 2026
Gemini Links 22/06/2026: Appreciating Simple Things, Perfect Summer Evening, IRIX, Vim and so: Links for the day
Gemini Links 21/06/2026: Dating Oaks, Paying With Cash, and "More on Withered Technology": Links for the day
GAFAM Was Never an Ally to Europe: Only 1 in 10 Europeans see US as an ally — study [...] military providers in "tech" clothing cannot be trusted
GitHub, LinkedIn, and XBox Will Finish Like Skype (Sustainability Crisis): Skype should become a verb. When Microsoft 'Skypes' something it means it basically shuts it down with some temporal excuse/s.
Drowning in Garbage: AUR Shows That Too Much Low-Quality Software (Including Slop) is Bad for Everybody: What happened in AUR had happened elsewhere before and will happen again in the future
Links 21/06/2026: EU on Patented (Monopolised) Crops, Microsoft Software "Narcs on You to Your Boss": Links for the day
A Year After a Microsofter Took Over The Register MS It is Effectively a Content Farm With News as a 'Side Dish': This is not journalism, this is spam
IBM Pays the Media and Cons Some 'Journalists' Into Participating in "Quantum" Spam: "The Boy Who Cried Wolf"
You Don't Need an 'App' for Your Birdhouse (Slopfondlers Come for Birds): That they sell those things as "AI" really says a lot about how dishonest slopfondlers really are
SLAPP Censorship - Part 113 Out of 200: The United Kingdom is Not Turkey: Turkey is ranked almost worst in the Western World for press freedom
Links 21/06/2026: Bots from Alibaba Do Harm and Many Xbox Games Are Being Cancelled: Links for the day
5 Years After Release of Vista 11 Not Even One in 5 People Use It (in the US): It doesn't look like Vista 11 will ever be adopted like prior versions and announcing a Vista 12 will mostly upset companies/organisations that only recently "upgraded" to 11
Gemini Links 21/06/2026: Boca Raton, Perfect Summer Day, and LLM Doing Things Poorly: Links for the day
Over at Tux Machines...: GNU/Linux news for the past day
IRC Proceedings: Saturday, June 20, 2026: IRC logs for Saturday, June 20, 2026
Microsoft Insiders - Not Limited to XBox - Expect a 'Bloodbath' (Their Own Word): This isn't limited to XBox
Reports of "PIP" as Means of Mass Layoffs at IBM This Year: some insights into the PIPs
SLAPP Censorship - Part 112 Out of 200: Strangles Women, Then Refuses to Even Attend Any of His Own Hearings About It: It is meanwhile very apparent that Brett Wilson LLP is becoming a "mench sphere"
Gemini Links 20/06/2026: "There Was Never Supposed to Be a Camera" and "What Is A Programming Language"?: Links for the day
Geminispace Reaches Its 8th Year, Today It Has Turned 7: Gemini Protocol 'went live' 7 years ago, just before the COVID-19 pandemic
Links 20/06/2026: "Full Page Paralysis" and "Hopes For Xbox’s Future Might Be Over Before It Even Begins": Links for the day
European Patent Office's (EPO) Strikes "at a Scale not Seen Since Battistelli", European Patent Grants Down by Over 25% in Past 3 Months: The actions are effective
Real Security Elusive, Microsoft Layoffs to Coincide With Certificate Apocalypse: July 1
Links 20/06/2026: Microsoft's "Year of Shame" and "Feed the Writers": Links for the day
2026 is a Year of Strikes at the European Patent Office (EPO): As it stands at the moment, to many people the EPO represents crime, not law
Web Browsers Are Technically Bloatware (No Matter What Runs in Them): Don't make it a society that shames people into using a Web browser where none should be needed
Fedora Has Changed a Lot Since I Last Used It (IBM Dominates Almost Everything, IBM Agenda Displaces Community Goals): "It is effectively 100% run by Red Hat/IBM employed people... even when they are community-elected representatives."
Andy (Cyber Show) on His Teacher Who "Squeezed Every Last Drop Out of Life, With Gratitude, Humility, Generosity and Mettle": Some call them "eccentric" and are dismissive about what they have to offer
Only 1.5% Oppose the European Patent Office's (EPO) Strikes and Other Industrial Actions Until 2027: Among those polled/surveyed (in a ballot)
Over at Tux Machines...: GNU/Linux news for the past day
IRC Proceedings: Friday, June 19, 2026: IRC logs for Friday, June 19, 2026
Gopher/Gemini Links 20/06/2026: Slop With Tcl/Tk and Nokia 770 Perishes: 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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