08.19.20
Meme: Always Masking the EPO
Summary: The more things change, the Bergot stays the same
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IRC Proceedings: Tuesday, October 27, 2020
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Links 28/10/2020: FreeBSD 12.2, NixOS 20.09 and WordPress 5.6 Beta 2
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Taking Our Efforts to the Next Level in an Increasingly Proprietary and Hostile Web
Web users are being repressed by mechanisms of mass manipulation, control and restrictions; the Web may not be going away any time soon, but architectural and topological issues need to be overcome (the sooner, the better)
Read Techrights Without a Web Browser
Any text editor can now be used to read Techrights, owing to a daily bulletin we've set up and will maintain every day
[Meme] Torvalds Assimilated
People belatedly realise that Microsoft’s plan for Git (and for Linux) isn't for the betterment of those projects but for Microsoft monopoly
Links 27/10/2020: FuguIta 6.8, Fedora 33, Red Hat Satellite 6.8, KDE Plasma 5.20.2 and GStreamer 1.18.1
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Site Changes Ahead of Anniversary
We’re making some changes to the presentation and function of the site — changes that will become more prominent over the coming days
IRC Proceedings: Monday, October 26, 2020
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Links 26/10/2020: rpminspect 1.2, Open Source Hardware Certification and LibreOffice Conference
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Links 26/10/2020: Debian "Bullseye" Artwork, Fwupd 1.5 Released
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[Meme] Satya Na-DL
Microsoft has shown its real priorities (just before the weekend when many people might not notice)
Jonathan Wiltshire and Debian, Falsified Harassment Claims, Tiger Computing and GCHQ
Reprinted with permission from Debian Community News
Links 26/10/2020: Linux 5.10 RC1 and Loongsoon Laptops
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The Downfall of Free Software Leaders (and Their Projects or Missions)
"Cancel George Orwell, and happy hacking."
IRC Proceedings: Sunday, October 25, 2020
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Links 25/10/2020: Kodi 18.9, ScummVM Android Love, Cutelyst 2.13
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[Meme] Captain Zemlin and Neil McGovern's Ugly Legacy in GNOME (His Predecessors Work for Microsoft Directly Now)
The Linux Foundation is already ‘sold’ and Microsoft Tim‘s interview with Neil McGovern, published a few days ago, was rather revealing (comments on the article/interview were also harsh)
How Microsoft is Still Worse Than Google
"I have decided that we should not publish these extensions. We should wait until we have a way to do a high level of integration that will be harder for the likes of Notes, Wordperfect to achieve, and which will give Office a real advantage."
'President Bill Gates' Wants to Punish Not Only Google After Using “Extensions” to the Web to Reinforce Microsoft's Monopoly (Antitrust Violations Are a Microsoft Thing)
In gross distortion of facts and of history and in a rather incredible fashion (very shameless and insulting) the corporate media tries to paint Bill Gates as an antitrust hero that will save the world from monopolies
Donald Trump Helped Bill Gates Increase His Wealth by More Than 50%, Especially During the Pandemic
Contrary to ridiculous narratives disseminated by nutty accounts all around the Web, Gates and Trump are no foes but 'partners in crime'
Our 14th Birthday is Coming
We're turning 14 shortly and we need ideas from readers (things that can be done to mark the event and celebrate 'on-line')
In Spite of IBM's Difficult Past and Particularly Dark History, Under Arvind Krishna’s Leadership It Has Only Shown Signs of Improving
This winter, 6 months after Arvind Krishna’s tenure as CEO began, we can generally say that things seem to have improved and we look forward to further improvements
Links 25/10/2020: GNU Taler's IETF Milestone, RISC OS 5.28 and New Ubuntu Community Council
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IRC Proceedings: Saturday, October 24, 2020
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Links 24/10/2020: GDB 10.1, Kodachi 7.4, Wine 5.20
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Celebrating Code of Conduct Violations
Reprinted with permission from Daniel Pocock
The Militarised Elephant in the Room Still Commands a Lot of Free Software Development
We take a difficult (albeit in-depth and perfectly factual) look at IBM's past and present; considering this is the company that controls Red Hat (which in turn controls many key projects in GNU/Linux) we need a better understanding of the real context, not PR fluff and marketing
Juve Patent's Love of Patent Trolls and Their Misinformation
The press 'gutter' known as Juve (basically propaganda disguised as 'news' since years ago) has gotten to the point where the publisher is just an extension of lawyers and liars
IRC Proceedings: Friday, October 23, 2020
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Look How Many Tux I Give!
"Long live rms, long live (Hyperbola) GNU/BSD, and happy hacking."
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