Techrights — Welcome to the New Techrights
Welcome to Techrights. Welcome to the current iteration of Techrights, online since 2006 with a major infrastructural upgrade in late 2022.Here you will find our latest posts. In addition to HTTP/HTTPS here, Techrights is also available via Gemini and IPFS editions, though the IPFS service is on hiatus for the foreseeable future. Just the other year, Techrights upgraded from a heavy content ...
Techrights
Nov 20, 2024 — About Techrights. The site was founded in 2006 and it focuses on Free/libre (sometimes known as Open Source) software, especially GNU/Linux. Why it counts: This site offers an independent and direct analysis of world affairs, especially in the digital realm, not seeking to appease any commercial interests in doing so.. 2023 Rebirth: The site tackled 17 years of technical debt by going static.
Techrights — Today in Techrights
Dec 11, 2023 — Today in Techrights. posted by Roy Schestowitz on Dec 11, 2023. Updated This Past Day. A Code of Conduct Can Lead to Deterioration of Quality Control in Linux (Nobody Reprimanded for Technical Issues, Instead Critics at Times of Crisis Get Reprimanded)
Techrights — Year 2 of New Techrights
Sep 23, 2024 — Year 2 of New Techrights. posted by Roy Schestowitz on Sep 23, 2024. With only a few hours remaining till the end of the first day of the new year of the new site, let's take a quick look back at an excellent and productive year:. This year we posted the most articles ever (in this site's history, going back to 2006)
Techrights — Technology: rights or responsibilities? - Part IV
Oct 21, 2024 — Technology: rights or responsibilities? - Part IV. posted by Rianne Schestowitz on Oct 21, 2024, updated Oct 21, 2024. By Dr. Andy Farnell. Back to Part I. Back to Part II. Back to Part III "Responsibility" is a much more complex claim than it first appears and does not easily fall to the ableist objection nor to technological totalitarianism.
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Campaigns Techrights, part of Bytes Media, is a progressive site which supports software freedom and advocates digital diversity through standardisation (naturally, it is against monopoly).The different sections address multiple areas or companies, e.g. Novell which can be found further down on this page. One way to organise tens of thousands of pages is this archive, but another way is as ...
EPO Workers Can Also Help Techrights
Jan 16, 2024 — EPO Workers Can Also Help Techrights. posted by Roy Schestowitz on Jan 16, 2024, updated Jan 16, 2024. Keep us strong, protect our ability to publish fearlessly.Help us pay for the server, which also serves Gemini, Git, IRC and more (the Web is a perishing platform).We don't do "clown computing"; we value privacy and control (self governance).
Techrights — Techrights Analysis: The Latest Microsoft Layoffs Are ...
Jan 26, 2024 — Techrights Analysis: The Latest Microsoft Layoffs Are Broader and Worse Than They Seem. posted by Roy Schestowitz on Jan 26, 2024. It is not about Activision Blizzard, which has its own issues and fears, it is about Microsoft's XBox sales reportedly collapsing like its 'sales' of Windows. THIS past day we've analysed dozens of headlines, summaries and articles (about 50 in total) concerning ...
Techrights in the Coming Decade: The Patent Angle
Jun 24, 2024 — Techrights in the Coming Decade: The Patent Angle. posted by Roy Schestowitz on Jun 24, 2024. AS noted 'in passing' some moments ago, I had decided to outline priorities and, having discussed the matter over Mumble, it seems there's some consensus on the strategy - what needs to change, what can be improved, which aspects need further emphasis etc.. The outline for this mini-series includes ...
The War on Free Software Reporters - Part I - Techrights
May 31, 2024 — The War on Free Software Reporters - Part I - Why Techrights Cannot be Censored (and Won't be Censored) posted by Roy Schestowitz on May 31, 2024,
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