[Teaser] What Miguel de Icaza Really Thinks of the CEO of Microsoft GitHub

Dr. Roy Schestowitz

2021-10-14 19:52:15 UTC
Modified: 2021-10-14 19:53:52 UTC

Miguel de Icaza was speaking about Nat Friedman (both work at Microsoft)

Summary: Following the opening of a new series about Microsoft GitHub we drop a little teaser today; we expect dozens of parts to be released in the coming weeks/months as facts are being validated and organised

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Intimidation, Threats, and Bullying Not Tolerated by Techrights: When it comes to our reporting, safety always comes first
Open Source Initiative (OSI) Privacy Fiasco in Detail: An Introduction: Perhaps tomorrow or perhaps next week we'll share more information about what happened and what was reported to the California Privacy Protection Agency
Costa Rica Almost Bankrupt Because of Microsoft: the incidents in Costa Rica are Windows incidents
Gemini Links 29/03/2025: Art of Looking, Wireguard, EMacs: Links for the day
Links 29/03/2025: Attacks on Social Security and War Updates: Links for the day
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IRC Proceedings: Friday, March 28, 2025: IRC logs for Friday, March 28, 2025
A World Without Rules: We're long insisted on better laws and actual enforcement of them (applicable to all, not selectively applied)
statCounter Sees Microsoft Windows Falling to New, Unprecedented Lows in Palau: Taking Android into account, Windows is now down to an all-time low of 14%
Google News Lost the Fight to LLM Slop (While Google Itself Sells Slop, Nowadays Under the Name "Gemini"): Many people say that "Google is getting worse"; that's almost an understatement
Links 28/03/2025: AirAsia Trouble Again, UMich Culls All DEI Programs: Links for the day
Gemini Links 28/03/2025: Alexa is for Gullible People, Rant About Feature Overload: Links for the day
The SLAPPs From the Microsoft Strangler (and Sidekick) No Better Than Patent Trolling: one must never settle with trolls
Something to Celebrate in Gemini Protocol: More capsules and users join in
Links 28/03/2025: Last Reminder "to Delete Your 23andMe Data", "UK's First Permanent Facial Recognition Cameras Installed": Links for the day
Microsoft Canonical Continues Its FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt) Campaign, Reveals Google Too Sponsored It: They're paid-for lies from a Chinese company that takes GAFAM money to write puff pieces about them
Android Rises Above 76% in Mozambique, Leaving Windows in the Dust: Windows may soon be measured as smaller than Apple's iOS
IBM, Red Hat and Microsoft Probably Also Manipulate Metrics (It Helps Con the Shareholders): Wall Street's credibility will depend on enforcement of "checks and balances"
Slopwatch: trendhunter.com and Other Pure Junk From "Google News": The need to vet sources is hardly new; anyone can spew out anything, anywhere. There's a need for vetting.
Gemini Links 28/03/2025: Rewatching The X-Files, Slop Concerns, and NOSTR Censorship: Links for the day
Links 28/03/2025: Australia at Risk, EPO Grants Illegal Patents With Illegal Effect: Links for the day
Over at Tux Machines...: GNU/Linux news for the past day
IRC Proceedings: Thursday, March 27, 2025: IRC logs for Thursday, March 27, 2025
Links 27/03/2025: Obituary to a Shop, Russia Trying to Buy Time: Links for the day
Links 27/03/2025: Slop, Autosuggestions, and Nostr: Links for the day
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[Video] Dr. Richard Stallman's Keynote Speech in Kerala Finally Uploaded: In non-free format and proprietary YouTube, but perhaps that's better than nothing
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EPO Management Fails to Deny That the Office is Discriminating Against Women: Europe's second-largest institution isn't just exceedingly corrupt but also immoral
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Rumour: Mass Layoffs in IBM Canada Today: Maybe later today some people from Canada will say something firmer and maybe some media will even talk about that
Over at Tux Machines...: GNU/Linux news for the past day
IRC Proceedings: Wednesday, March 26, 2025: IRC logs for Wednesday, March 26, 2025
Gemini Links 27/03/2025: X-Files' "Kill Switch", Orlando, and ASN (Autonomous System Number) 'Hack': Links for the day

[Teaser] What Miguel de Icaza Really Thinks of the CEO of Microsoft GitHub

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