Fennec

I like the initiative.

But saying its like the www because it's open and available to all, is not a good analogy. The web is standardized, federated, and aligns protocols, technology, architecture, information together.

Doesn't matter. That company and its leadership are worrisome, with or without that trivia.

Switching from Windows 11 to Linux Mint, I expected some headaches after last using Debian 15 years ago. But it feels like home.

You may want to look into Fjallraven.

Good question.

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/france-set-summon-russian-ambassador-paris-over-alleged-cyberattack-campaign-2026-07-13/

More details in Dutch News: https://nos.nl/l/2622866

TL;DR: Large-scale Russian cyberattack on IPTV cameras near military routes uncovered bh Dutch intelligence agencies. Germany, Frans, Finland, The Netherlands summoned the Russian ambassadors to their countries.

Edit: I will not share info on Russo-Chinese collaboration. Should anyone need sources for that claim, the my won't be convinced anyway :-)

Don't they report on status and outages like normal ISPs do?

Your connection to Fediverse seems to be functioning.

Spicy

Wouldn't such turbulent times be exactly when established companies are at risk as well? E.g., what electrification is doing to VW.

Although the risk for AI-first vs general big tech does depend on the root cause of the disruption.

I think it will be triggered by the massive overvaluation of many AI labs. Investors will sell. In the meanwhile, other sectors will still have to adjust to the new reality of token generators, so the wider economy is impacted.

LLMs will not disappear, just like real estate did not disappear after 2008,and the internet did not disappear after the dotcom bubble burst.

But I can imagine the end of hyperfocus on the "AGI race".

Different Linus. Took me too long.

Yes. And TIL :-)

Do you have more info?