At Techrights, the editorial team casually debates timing of publications (we have a backlog or queue), e.g. EPO 'bombshells' or RMS stories (which can cause adverse effects if published prematurely).

This year may well be the last year of Team Campinos. Nobody will hire them after that.

There are already Microsoft layoffs (they push managers off the cliff first) and earlier today we were reminded by insiders that not only is the atmosphere in the company really bad; many people leave ...

Slop pushers love to cheat. They would even fake "demand" for their own slop. So they run a bunch of bots to issue requests out of a vacuum or trick users into passively "invoking" a bunch of ...

With the Chinese New Year (Tuesday, 17 Feb 2026 – Tuesday, 3 Mar 2026) still "in effect" we thought it would be worth taking ...

For over 5 years already readers and whistleblowers kept telling us that Campinos was likely a cocaine addict, not just habitual user. It was very prevalent a rumour inside the Office, even well ...

Opera has (in recent years) become a Chromium-based 'Chrome clone' and over 90% of the Web requests there seem to be coming from Chrom*isms.

The government defines SLAPPs actions as “an abuse of the legal process, where the primary objective is to harass, intimidate and financially and psychologically exhaust one’s opponent via improper ...

Governments with a strong attitude against climate change would be far less likely to hold Bitcoins due to the associated electricity waste. Ultimately, some Bitcoin founders and proponents argued for ...

Are the Spanish people already acting based on gut feeling and shunning/shutting out the provocation vector? Remember what we showed earlier this week, based on leaked documents: Social Control Media ...

THE EPO 's staff will soon go on strike again. This will mark the longest streak of strikes since the Benoît Battistelli days. António Campinos is reportedly shying away from meetings, probably ...

"There were 2.20 billion sessions in the last 30 days," says analytics.usa.gov. Less than 40% are from Windows and fewer than 11% are Vista 11 users some of the time (today it's just a little over) ...