Links 07/05/2008: 3 More SDKs Come to GNU/Linux, Intel's Crime Patterns Further Exposed

Dr. Roy Schestowitz

2008-05-07 05:28:34 UTC
Modified: 2008-05-07 05:28:34 UTC

Recent Techrights' Posts

Slop Still Rare: So far a good start for 2026
Unverified Claim: Mass Layoffs at Microsoft to Start Around Week 3 (or 4) of This Month: Let's wait and see if the claim above is from an insider who has inside knowledge
XBox Layoffs Imminent, More Appalling Sales Figures Published: Expect many layoffs in the gaming division
Gemini Links 03/01/2026: Climbing, Waking Up, and Social Control Media Woes: Links for the day
Links 03/01/2026: Growing Censorship, Another US Invasion, and Will Smith 'Cancelled': Links for the day
Links 03/01/2026: Twitter Turns From Disinformation Powerhouse to Production and Dissemination of Child Pr0n, "New China Cybersecurity Law Becomes A Reality In 2026": Links for the day
Gemini Links 03/01/2026: Formatting Text for Gopher and Text-only Websites: Links for the day
Firefox Fell Below 1% in Asia: less than 1 in 100 Web users is detected/assumed to be using Firefox
Links 03/01/2026: Ryanair Fines and Facebook Misleads Regulators: Links for the day
New Record High for GNU/Linux in Benelux in 2026: If the above trends stand (throughout the year), then we can begin talking more seriously about a post-GAFAM Europe
In the Search Engine Market, Microsoft is Falling Behind Russia's Yandex: The so-called 'AI industry' is a boy that cries wolf
A Year of Relaxation, But Also of Hardcore Whistleblowing: Expect industrial action some time soon
The More Influential Richard Stallman (RMS) Becomes, the More Aggressive Attacks on Him (and the FSF) Will Get: We've meanwhile noticed disinformation being spread in social control media
GNU/Linux Reaches All-Time High of 5% in Indonesia (Not Counting Chromebooks and Android): There are also related events in Indonesia and SUSE in particular seems to have been popularised there
EPO People Power - Part XXIII - António Campinos Knows He's Extremely Vulnerable at This Time: Campinos should never have been put in charge
Gemini Links 03/01/2026: New Organisation System (Notebooks) and "2026 Already Off to an Amazing Start": Links for the day
Over at Tux Machines...: GNU/Linux news for the past day
IRC Proceedings: Friday, January 02, 2026: IRC logs for Friday, January 02, 2026
The More Buzzwords a Corporation Resorts To...: buzzwords are a fool's way to compensate for or disguise a lack of knowledge
So You Should Definitely Call it "Slop" and Stop Saying "AI": with more XBox/gaming layoffs being imminent the blowback will be fun to watch
Why Are We Still Using Voting Machines?: Voting machines still seem to me like an infantile cargo cult and an act of salesmanship (like various security theatre rituals at airports)
"Works for Me!": Who knows best?
Why IBM Workers Like Techrights (Same Reason EPO Workers Do): IBM will likely be a daily theme (high rate of recurrence)
Workers Fly Away From IBM's Red Hat (This Year a Lot of Red Hat Staff is "IBM"): The stock (share price) of IBM says nothing about what actually goes on
In 2025 We Contributed to the Headlessness of the OSI, But It's Not Over Yet: By airing some 'dirty laundry' about the OSI last year we contributed to its current state
Africa's Largest Population Sees Diminishing Impact of Windows: less than 1 in 10 Web requests in Nigeria comes from Windows
Russia Cuts Finnish Cables ("Hybrid War"), Finland Cuts Off Microsoft: the birthplace of Linux
Links 02/01/2026: Science, Patent Maximalism, and Public Domain Day: Links for the day
Gemini Links 02/02/2026: Books, Scams, and mkscript (a Script to Make Scripts): Links for the day
Free Software is More Naturally Inclusive: large, intolerant, violent companies get painted as a glorious example of United Colours of Benetton
Strong Start for GNU/Linux This Year: based on statCounter
More Tools, Factorising Code: If some things in the site of Gemini capsules don't behave as expected, then that's likely due to a bug
Europe in 2026: Over 5% GNU/Linux, Not Counting Chromebooks: 2026 has started strongly
State of Tech Journalism in 2026: Follow the Money: in order to understand what motivates an opinion piece one must follow the money
Slopfarm Says Microsoft's "Biggest Business" is the 'Business' Where It Loses Tens of Billions of Dollars: TOI still pretends to have a lot of output
At the Start of January 2025 Microsoft President Said Microsoft Would Spend 80 Billion Dollars on "AI" Data Centres. That Didn't Happen. Microsoft Laid Off 30,000 Workers, Debt Surged.: Maybe this coming Monday Microsoft will come up with more false promises and vapourware
Links 02/01/2026: Insurrectionist Attacks Musicians Critical of Him With Lawfare, Project Gutenberg Now Has Over 75,000 Books: Links for the day
Decline in LLM Slop About "Linux" is a Good Start for 2026: When the only remaining proponents of slop are slop, which is pretty much what's happening right now, the bubble is popping
EPO People Power - Part XXII - Contact Officials and Inform Your National Representatives (Delegates) of the EPO's Cocainegate: Europe's largest media intentionally covers up serious scandals in Europe's second-largest institution
Slopwatch Still Dead, Not Enough LLM Slop About "Linux": this is the desirable thing
LibXML2 Will Carry on (Without or With the Name "LibXML2"): The proprietary software boosters are projecting
Gemini Links 02/01/2026: ThinkPad, SHARP Zaurus, Lagrange Handheld Support: Links for the day
Over at Tux Machines...: GNU/Linux news for the past day
IRC Proceedings: Thursday, January 01, 2026: IRC logs for Thursday, January 01, 2026