Coke and Pepsi are not successful because of any secret formula. They are successful because they have market dominance that ...

Indeed, the claims of stagnation in Geminispace started because of a person who spent a long time agitating against GNU/Linux as well (we did several rebuttals to what he had said). Slop is his thing ...

So far in 2025, Microsoft has eliminated 3,160 jobs in Washington state alone. Still, its total global workforce has remained largely flat, with 228,000 employees as of the end of June — the same as ...

This past spring we took note of Windows falling to record lows in Zimbabwe, a country that suffers from poverty and violence - two connected or intertwined phenomena. We showed that desktop/laptop ...

There are also efforts that accompany the foundations put there by the Free Software Foundation in 1985 (the seeds that also helped plant the Web, Wikipedia, Creative Commons and so much more).

We've only just noticed that, based on this data from statCounter, in Mongolia Windows fell to its lowest share on record. We ...

However, Google News still has a slopfarm issue. It keeps linking to lots of LLM slop from WebProNews, which describes itself as "a leading publisher of business and technology email newsletters and ...

"Tesla just reported its worst quarterly sales in years," says this slopfarm. Did it profit? The company's perceived "value" sank months ago [ 1, 2] and "net income dropped 16%", three months after it ...

The Register US /MS is run by an American Microsofter, but one new item that caught our attention is this: The issue here is the malware, not "Linux backdoor". But remember who runs the show and ...

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Some Gemini clients can also handle Gopher. That's because, in some superficially-satisfying sense, they are overlapping. On some level, Gemini (Protocol) is Gopher with encryption and richer syntax.

Censoring software is one thing. Daniel Pocock wrote many articles about Debian censoring particular software, just like Google, Apple and Microsoft do. Now we can see how Debian also censors words in ...