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- 3.5 Years Later the 'Master' of Fedora is Still Microsoft and IBM Cannot Be Bothered to Alter Git Branch Names (Refuting or Ignoring Its Very Own Directive About Supposedly Racially-Insensitive Terms)
- Changing the Arrangement While News is a Bit Slow(er)
- Links 24/11/2021: Alpine Linux 3.15 and Endless OS 4.0 Released
- [Meme] Jimmy Zemlin Loves Microsoft
- Links 24/11/2021: PHP Foundation and Flatpak Criticisms
- IRC Proceedings: Tuesday, November 23, 2021
- Links 24/11/2021: Rust Crisis and Team UPC Still Faking 'Progress'
- Links 23/11/2021: New GNU Parallel and Memories of David H. Adler (Perl, Raku)
- In Light of Fast-Accelerating Deterioration -- Sometimes Weaponisation -- Getting Off the World Wide Web (to the Extent Feasible) Makes You Saner and Less Susceptible to Manipulation, Lies
- Black Friday SPAM on the World Wide Web: A Reminder That the Web is a Dying Platform, Languishing Due to Marketing and Misinformation
- Microsoft-Led Misinformation Campaign About Germany and Munich Reminds Us That Microsoft Hates and Actively Undermines GNU/Linux Adoption
- Links 23/11/2021: Libreboot 20211122, Deepin Linux 20.3, Amazon Linux 2022, and Mabox Linux 21.11 Released
- IRC Proceedings: Monday, November 22, 2021
- Links 22/11/2021: EasyOS Dunfell 3.1.11, Microsoft 'Extends' Mesa for Windows
- Microsoft's GitHub is Hugely Toxic and It Censors Critics of Corporations or People Sceptical of Those in Power
- EPO Staff Engagement Survey Predates the Pandemic and Provides False Assumptions for EPO Policies or Policy-Setting
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