A series of bad policies, "dick moves" (or alienating moves) and self-inflicted scandals for nearly a decade left Chrome (or its 'siblings') with a near-monopoly: ...

As explained earlier, being a corporate shill isn't a "gay thing" and on average the distribution is not correlated to any "flag" or whatever. Bad people promote bad agenda. Good people promote good ...

Earlier today we mentioned what Dan Neidle said and did after Brett Wilson LLP had SLAPPed him (Brett Wilson LLP SLAPPed my wife only 3-4 months later while using a name she had not used for well over ...

Dalai Lama isn't some "pope"; his role goes back to the 1950s, even 1950. He has been "at it" for about 75 years. St.

Wayland Should Start by Dumping Its Very Ugly Logo. . IBM estimates that its "goodwill" - whatever that actually is or ever ...

The real issue at hand isn't the colour of one's hair but one's allegiance, be it to the community or some dying monstrosity like Microsoft or I.C.B.M. (Red Hat).

Microsoft's Nat Friedman Became Unemployed the Same Time the SLAPPs Against Techrights Started Coming From His Friends (Weeks After We Had Exposed Scandals About Him and the Serial Strangler, His Best ...

Why Many of Us Use X Server and Will Continue to Use It For Many Years to Come. . Even former IBM/Red Hat staff needs to get stuff done: X ...

Quoting Kelling: "Our infrastructure has been under attack since August 2024. Large Language Model (LLM) web crawlers have ...

People who are herded into online cults that say "free speech" when they in fact call for elimination or segregation of groups are no better than the Taliban - a government only formally recognised by ...

On the basis of truth and fact-checking we shall stop linking to any episodes of Microsoft Lunduke in Daily Links. It's not censorship but a matter of quality control. Just like peer-reviewed journals ...

In short, there's nothing to see here. Robertson said something, Lunduke repeated that, I then disputed his denial and the rest was a nothing-burger. Get help, Bryan, or go back to your masters at ...