GNU/Linux felt like "activism" 20 years ago. Now it's mainstream. Advocates can relax more (or for longer). The man who ...

Utah Attorney General Derek Brown and Katie Haas, director of the Utah Department of Commerce Consumer Protection Division, ...

The article deals with political hypocrites, not with technology or snake-oil peddlers that have infiltrated and ruined technology. Yesterday Daniel Pocock wrote about those types in relation to ...

The death notices for Adrian von Bidder-Senn mention his wife, parents and sister but they don't mention anything about ...

When thinking about that, it is worth remembering Rosanna Yuen has been present throughout the Sonny Piers scandal and many ...

It is not unreasonable to say that each time the FSF - or specifically Richard Stallman (RMS) and by extension his movement - comes under attack it's because it "triggered" some company or person or ...

IBM Red Hat keeps promoting slop like it's all the rage. Suffice to say, when one is surrounded by other raging enthusiasts of plagiarism, one is inclined to think it is acceptable. Consider SUSE.

Corruption is prevalent, it's not easy to eradicate entirely (nepotism, for instance, is considered a 'soft' form of corruption), but that does not mean we can - or should - trivialise and/or ignore ...

Having just mentioned a new publication from the Local Staff Committee The Hague, let's consider a little bit of history that ...

Techrights is a growing site with growing levels of traffic, even if many of the same people visit it again and again (EPO ...

Paraphrasing (and translating into English) the above: The 56-year-old man was temporarily detained and taken to the Wiesn police station. There, the cocaine was weighed: 1.17 grams. "That's enough ...

Tonight's slopfest or Slopwatch deals with just a few sites. It begins with the slopfarm of Brian Fagioli, who probably saw this article by Marcus Nestor and had LLMs rip it off: This one also ...