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The Day Linux Stopped Being Neutral
In 2024, Linux removed Russian maintainers based on nationality and sanctions, not code quality. This broke kernel neutrality and set a dangerous precedent that risks global fragmentation of open-source infrastructure.
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Debian 13 “Trixie” Quietly Made Ubuntu Irrelevant
Debian 13 “Trixie” delivers a faster, lighter, more reliable Linux desktop than Ubuntu — without Snaps, bloat, or corporate friction. Paired with Flathub, it becomes the mature choice for real users.
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Why I Switched to Transfer.it for File Sharing
Switched from WeTransfer to Transfer.it for smoother file sharing. No size limits, no expiring links, fast transfers, and Mega-backed security make it a cleaner alternative.
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The Internet Is Running Out of Storage — And We’ll All Feel It
AI-generated content and unlimited uploads are driving a massive storage crisis. Platforms face rising costs and may start charging users or purging old data, reshaping how we use and own digital content.
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Apple Removed 0xchat from App Store — Why Android Wins for Privacy
Apple removed 0xchat, a Nostr-based encrypted chat app, from the iOS App Store without explanation. No sideloading leaves users stuck. This proves Android’s openness is superior for decentralized privacy tools.
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Chinese AI Models Are Beating the US Monopoly
Chinese open-weight models like GLM and DeepSeek now match US performance at far lower cost. With domestic chips available, the old US AI monopoly is breaking.