(Headline article at bottom) Before I left AT&T they had gone full bossware on our computers tracking us completely, and for where the megacorps really want to go, see this WEF presentation on “brain transparency” regarding monitoring brain waves with…
Trends of malware and what they’re doing on regular people’s PCs. And it’s just not wise to use a Windows PC on the internet, as a great way to protect yourself is to use a LInux virtual machine which you…
This is a promising day for an open router designed to run OpenWrt. I had bought my current router because it would run OpenWrt, but I’ve been so happy with Mikrotik‘s router software and how well they update it along…
Some additional info on the official KDE and GNOME distributions in the works. GNOME isn’t really as it’s a nightly build meant to be run as a VM, and it would seem mainly for developers (GNOME has proven itself to…
After doing a conservative ‘sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade” there was one package in red I didn’t pay enough attention to which broke my KDE 5 desktop environment. So using XFCE also installed, I went ahead and did…
Anything casting shade on the Russian government you have to treat with suspicion, but we do have a couple bugs that were fixed. The interesting part is look at the dates of the open source project fixing theirs verses when…
These are names to pay attention to, and remember that Eric Schmidt was brought in to oversee Google for several years as they built the tech platform into what it is today. And Henry Kissinger was always a right hand…
These standards organizations are always suspect because of the megacorps that put their agents on them. Throw in the trans activists getting people banned from projects because they’re not advocating for trans enough, and free and open standards and software…
They’re not doing it yet, but this sure shows intent. And pretty much all the manufacturers have been busted selling user data and making it difficult to opt out. And since they control the software, can you really trust them…
It’s a wonderful scheme for transferring more wealth from taxpayers, with price overruns and necessary upgrades and retooling. Authored by Mike Fredenburg via The Epoch Times, The Pentagon is facing a difficult decision regarding the F-35’s chronic, crippling problems…
This is interesting as the federal government is trying to persuade coders and contractors to move to Rust and other “safe” programming languages. Quality coders using C and C++ who do data validation to avoid memory and code execution issues…
In a wonderful example of controlled opposition, we’ll revisit this graphic on Elon Musk as he’s gaining ground with Neuralink (article on Canadian experimental approval below). And this implantable technology has much scarier connotations when you look at the WEF…
