I've only just noticed that here in the UK, where Google is pushing slop at the expense of Web search, Bing has just fallen to 3.29%, according to statCounter: I'm unable to find any prior month when ...

This year we see growing acceptance and widespread recognition that GNU/Linux is widely used (yes, GNU also, not Android) and even celebrities can use it, not only hardcore programmers or sysadmins in ...

This past April we saw GNU/Linux at 4.55% in Oman. Now it's even higher and watch what happened to Windows. Oman isn't a small nation ( it is 3.4 times the size of Portugal) and growth of GNU/Linux in ...

Tonight we plan to do backups, both to internal and external storage, nothing "cloud" or "hey hi" or "quantum" or whatever hype comes next.

User-Friendly and Intuitive: PCLinuxOS strives to make the Linux experience accessible, especially for new users. Its well-integrated desktop environments, like KDE Plasma 6, Xfce, and MATE, provide ...

Sometimes we do things too quickly and don't annotate slop as well as we can. Somebody told me today, in relation to this post from the morning, that we really need to better flag or label screenshots ...

See, my wife and I still share videos, photos/images, and textual messages with people who are real friends and family. We do our communications in private, in our own domain, which we manage. We also ...

Microsoft Windows Falls to All-Time Lows in Morocco and Algeria. . About 70% or even less. Below 70%: Almost down to 70%: Microsoft has ha ...

This month we see Windows falling to all-time lows in many countries, Colombia for example. The main gainer (at its expense) is GNU/Linux. █ ...

"Kim Crawley of StopGenAI.com talks to us about gaming, teaching, communicative trust, labour law, hacking, socialism and attempts by power to redefine computing technology in ever less empowering ...

The world's (apparently) largest economy kicked off the 'Department' of Government [sic] Efficiency (DOGE), which is probably illegal, but we'll set aside the politics. It also makes policies that are ...

If LinuxConfig wants to be active again, then it ought to write real articles, not prompt GAFAM for LLM slop. Worse yet, it is writing using a "Bullshit Generator" (the term used by Stallman) about ...