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A few months later, the email appeared on debian-private confirming that Ana had been part of the Debian pregnancy cluster.

Having given many public talks this year (last one was in the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano on February 24 th ), Dr.

The Open Source Initiative (OSI) is only inclusive of people who think like the OSI's sponsors ( notably Microsoft) ...

Looking quite bad for Microsoft: ...

Prior controversy belittled by the OSI: In the previous chapter we focused on many failings at the OSI. We planned to not write about it again until next week. But then Bradley M. Kuhn published ...

Some classic Red Hat locations named too (for instance NC, where IBM apparently keeps totals below reporting thresholds [1, 2] or doesn't comply with the law) The media does not report anything about ...

There are some real articles (many more to come) about a real release of GNOME. Some people are too lazy to write about it, so they run to LLMs and produce slop. Now even remotely real: People who go ...

NGOs in the UK (several keep abreast of this, judging every recent move) are truly unimpressed They'd be better off shutting down operations with some dignity than resort to bots giving the false ...

Sami Tikkanen Explains Rust Language and Its Goals. posted by Roy Schestowitz on Mar 19, 2025, updated Mar 19, 2025. It's now ...

According to statCounter, a company which assesses traffic from millions of sites that spy on visitors (or relay or 'spill' their data to statCounter), there's a growing proportion of GNU/Linux users ...