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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PCLinuxOS Recovering From Fire: It looks like a nightmare scenario, where even backups onsite get destroyed
Links 09/07/2025: More Heatwaves, Officials Culled in Russia: Links for the day
Gemini Links 09/07/2025: XScreensaver and Resurrection: Links for the day
Links 08/07/2025: "Cyberattack Deals Blow to Russian Firmware" and "Cash Remains King": Links for the day
FSF40 T-shirt message: by Alex Oliva
Gemini Links 08/07/2025: Creativity, Gotify with NUT Server, and Sudo Bugs: Links for the day
Links 08/07/2025: Sabotage of Networking Infrastructure, Microsoft XBox Game Pass Deemed “Unsustainable”: Links for the day
Gemini Links 08/07/2025: Ancillary Justice and Small Web July: Links for the day
Over at Tux Machines...: GNU/Linux news for the past day
IRC Proceedings: Monday, July 07, 2025: IRC logs for Monday, July 07, 2025
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With Workers Back From a Holiday Weekend, Microsoft Layoffs Carry on, More Waves to Come: Now it's Monday and people are bad to work, even some journalists
Mozilla Had No Good Reason to Outsource Firefox Development to Microsoft: What does Mozilla plan to do when GitHub shuts down?
Mozilla Firefox Did Not Die, It Got Killed: To me it'll always look like Mozilla got killed by its sponsors, especially Google, which had a conflict of interest as a sponsor
You Need Not Wave a Rainbow Flag This Month to Basically Oppose Arseholes Looking to Disrupt and Divide the Community: Don't fall for it
Dan Neidle, Whom Brett Wilson LLP SLAPPed (on Behalf of Corrupt Rich Tax Evaders), Still Fighting the Good Fight: Neidle fights for the poor people
What Miguel de Icaza and Microsoft Lunduke Have in Common: Similar aims, different methods
Wayland Should Start by Dumping Its Very Ugly Logo: Wayland wins the "ugliest logo" award every year
Stop Focusing on Hair Colours, Focus on Corporate Agenda: If someone commits a crime, it does not matter if his or her hair was mostly white or there was no hair or a wig or whatever
Links 07/07/2025: Science, Conflicts, and a Fictional K-pop Group: Links for the day
Gemini Links 07/07/2025: Being a Luddite and Announcement of Gotify: Links for the day
Links 07/07/2025: XBox Effectively 'Dead', DMCA Subpoena Versus Registrar: Links for the day
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