The Actuarial Advisory Group (AAG) was established in 1992 and consists of three external actuaries mandated to advise the ...

Jack Dorsey is receiving some attention at the moment. This is why FOSDEM won't give him airtime, it has nothing to do with some perverts. Jack Dorsey put this man in charge. That's not what some ...

Don't let these malicious companies guilt-trip or shame-trip community members. IBM literally worked for literal nazis, so who of what is it to lecture us on morality, manners, ethics and so on? Since ...

It's fake. It's LLM slop. BetaNews is webspam. This webspam reduces the incentive to write REAL articles about "Linux" because it can derank/misplace them. In Google News, all the real articles don't ...

In Debian last year they had an election where only one developer stepped up for Debian Project Leader (DPL) and there was an ...

News isn't "LLM slop"; news is written by real people with actual comprehension of what they are covering. These charlatans try to get bots to compete with actual authors. The bots contribute nothing ...

Another fine day for the "journalists" at BetaNews. This is the very latest 'news', according to BetaNews: It wasn't even written by a human! This is what domains or former "news" sites do when they ...

Today, Linus Torvalds announced the release and general availability of Linux 6.13, the latest stable kernel version that introduces several new features and improvements, better hardware support, and ...

This WebM link (as per RMS) should be live right now, but it's not, it's returning a 404 error.

Back in August Daniel Pocock gave a talk at ClueCon in Chicago. I watched it live, as it had been announced in advance. Hours later, when I woke up to download it, I could no longer even watch it. Day ...

Because the Web is rapidly getting worse and finding real news is getting harder (what "Trump says" isn't news, it's just lyrical churn) Daily Links (sometimes known as News Roundup; we've done them ...

The EPO claims to be striving to reduce litigation[1] and “remains open to explore amicable solutions at every stage of the dispute resolution process, and particularly so for the long-standing cases ...