(I'm mostly writing this down for myself. Probalby not very interesting to other people.) ...

"Goodwill" fantasies aside, Windows is having problems, debt has surged by almost 15.5 billion dollars since springtime, chatbot usage levels are reportedly decreasing (passing fad), and Bing loses ...

Four days from now this site turns 19. How quickly time passes by! If you want to join our most recent celebration plans, contact us in IRC. Today we expect to be back to a more-or-less regular ...

Their business quickly outgrew their original space, but the team was unable to terminate their lease, and that location sat empty. After Sonderhaus hosted a pop-up event in Salt Lake City one day and ...

The laptop I am typing this into will soon exceed 2 years of uptime. It never left our home, it didn't even visit the garden or went upstairs. It was last rebooted in 2023 and we're soon entering 2026 ...

Richard Stallman's personal site does not mention it yet, but in two weeks' time (13 days from now) he'll be giving a remote talk in Ethereum Cypherpunk Congress. Dr. Stallman's last talk was recorded ...

Some new data from statCounter came out yesterday around noon. As expected, given what other analytics show ( Vista 11 down in the US ), here in the UK Vista 11 does not grow: Many people choose to ...

IBM's goodwill increased by over 8 billion dollars this year, according to IBM: ...

After some necessary housework and catch-up with news at Tux Machines (45 new pages is unusual for a Sunday) we can rest and reflect. Intercity travel helps illuminate trends in technology - or a lack ...

There will be IBM layoffs today according to very recent rumours (maybe someone who saw communications about it). "IBM layoffs" (or RAs) and "Red Hat layoffs" are the same thing following the ...

Mozilla Firefox is basically dying. In the US, once Mozilla Firefox falls below 2%, government sites needn't assure support for it anymore. This is the latest from analytics.usa.gov: ...

So did the slopfarm LinuxSecurity. Notice they no longer use real names for author names. It's like nobody wants to put his or her name on the slop: They just toss words like "Ubuntu" or "Linux" and ...