TechBytes Episode 66: First of the Second Series

Dr. Roy Schestowitz

2012-01-08 01:29:51 UTC
Modified: 2012-01-08 01:29:51 UTC

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Summary: Tim, Rusty and Roy join again for a sort of pilot of the second series (season equivalent, but an annual division)

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Over 3 Months Later Brett Wilson LLP Still Unable to Recruit a Media Lawyer?: "Immediate start", but not found... still unfilled
Microsoft is Trying to "Pull a Nokia" on GNU/Linux as Desktop/Laptop Platform: We all remember that rather well, don't we?
Our Three Lawsuits Against Microsofters Are About to Become a Lot More Relevant to GNU/Linux: The Master will easily understand why Garrett has been attacking me since 2012
Slop Is Not Intelligence and It Does Not Enhance Productivity: Like voice dictation, which cannot tell the difference between "sheet" and "shit"
Reda Demanded That FSF Removes Its Founder, Now Reda Works Directly for Microsoft: A sellout and a traitor, first working for GAFAM, now Microsoft
PCLinuxOS is Raising Money to Support Development After Fire Incident at the Host: PCLinuxOS has not had announcements lately
Speed of the Site Should be Better Now: The "bot attacks" impact the speed of the sister site too
Getting More From AnalogNowhere: Recently we used many images from AnalogNowhere
Microsoft, Microsofters and 'Secure' Boot Shills Already Storming the LWN Report About Expiring Certificate, Shooting the Messenger: LWN has clearly stuck a nerve
Over at Tux Machines...: GNU/Linux news for the past day
IRC Proceedings: Wednesday, July 23, 2025: IRC logs for Wednesday, July 23, 2025
Disable "Secure" Boot Today (the Only Better Time to Do So Was Yesterday): Don't trust anything Red Hat tells you about security
Links 23/07/2025: Windows Killed Company After 150+ Years, US Government Mimics Russia's Attacks on the Media: Links for the day
Freedom Generally Wins at the End, History Shows (But It's Constantly Attacked, Too): At the moment people realise "Linux" (e.g. Android) isn't enough to guarantee any freedoms
“Inhumane” and “Disgusting” Mass Layoff Execution, According to Microsoft Staff: The workers are looking for other places to work
Misinformation is Not Intelligence: It's low-grade plagiarism and it fails to show any signs of intelligence
The Free Software Foundation (FSF) Has a New Slogan for Its 40th Anniversary: The freedoms are what's most important
LLM Slopfarms gbhackers.com, "Cyber Press" and CyberSecurityNews Are Drowning Google News (and Shame on Google for Feeding and Facilitating Them): All are run by the same people
Links 23/07/2025: Droplets GUI Patent Monopoly Challenge, Nokia Leverages Illegal Patent Court Against Rivals: Links for the day
Gemini Links 23/07/2025: Community in Geminispace and Challenges With Old Computers: Links for the day
Links 23/07/2025: Slop Patents Tackled, Slop Copyright Misuses Tackled by Politicians: Links for the day
Links 23/07/2025: Retreating From Transparency on Jeffrey Epstein, We No Longer Have Press Freedom: Links for the day
Gemini Links 23/07/2025: Piano and Food: Links for the day
New and Old: On Ageism in Tech
EPO Crimes Are Spreading to the British Court System: Society is now paying the price for failing to tackle crimes at the EPO
It's Time to Dump SharePoint and Here's What to Use Instead: Nextcloud, ownCloud, Bookstack, MediaWiki, and MediaGoblin
Over at Tux Machines...: GNU/Linux news for the past day
IRC Proceedings: Tuesday, July 22, 2025: IRC logs for Tuesday, July 22, 2025
Brett Wilson LLP Has Gone Silent: Sometimes silence says more than nothing at all
Slopwatch: LinuxSecurity, Planet Ubuntu, and LinuxTechLab: some slopfarms show no remorse and they don't value their reputation at all
Links 23/07/2025: Book Bans, Storms, and Kangaroo Court for Patents Commits More Unlawful Acts of Overreach: Links for the day
Gemini Links 22/07/2025: Thinkpad and Pinephone: Links for the day
Links 22/07/2025: "Blog Restart" and Microsoft Clobbered by “ToolShell": Links for the day
Global Warming and Global GAFAM Energy-Wasting: Burn more money (borrowed, loans), then hope the waste will somehow translate into profit?
No Compliance With the European Patent Convention (EPC) at the European Patent Office (EPO): It's about preventing competition against this autocracy
Blue-Collar Trolls vs White-Collar Trolls: Examples of white-collar trolls
Apple Vision Pro Failed So Badly That Its Sales Are About 2,000 Times Smaller Than iPhone Sales: What's left for Apple to offer other than hype?
To Millions of People "Year of the Linux Desktop" Was Some Time in the 1990s (Bootable GNU/Linux as a Complete Operating System is Over 33 in Age): In some sense, "year of the Linux desktop" was 33 years ago
Make No Assumptions (or Demands) About the Screen Resolution Used by Other People: There are usability aspects, aside from accessibility aspects
Why Wayland (and XWayland) Won't Solve the Key Problem It Proclaims to be Tackling (the Same Is True for Rust): The problem isn't Wayland per se but the false promises and efforts to force everybody to move to it whilst insulting or demonising everyone who won't play along
They Don't Tell Us that 'Digitalisation' (Now Sold as "Hey Hi") Just Means Customers Become Unpaid Staff and Are Made Accountable: People are being conditioned to associate technology with something undesirable, at times even unbearable
Diplomatic Immunity Should Not Exist for Anybody: The EPO in its current form gradually 'normalises' the end of European democracy
Brett Wilson LLP Stopped Sending Me Papers When I Showed It had Sent Me Over 5 Kilograms of Legal Papers: A week ago we lodged our third lawsuit
Microsoft Mass Layoffs and Shutdowns Became the New Normal at Microsoft: Microsoft mass layoffs became a topic of everyday media coverage since May
Amazon Web Services (AWS) Has Layoffs and Microsoft Gaming/Entertainment Division Has an Uncertain Future: it's good to see all those horrible things crashing and burning
Over at Tux Machines...: GNU/Linux news for the past day
IRC Proceedings: Monday, July 21, 2025: IRC logs for Monday, July 21, 2025
FSF "Raised Almost $139,000 During This Summer Campaign": "Thank you for making a stand against dystopia!"
Gemini Links 22/07/2025: VPS Exploited and Fear of View: Links for the day

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