How to openwash proprietary surveillance companies
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Why Facebook Loves Open-Source Firmware [Ed: No, corporations do not "love" anything; they're not people and Microsoft does not "love Linux", it is attacking GNU/Linux]
With the Open-Source Firmware Conference 2018 videos having been uploaded this week, another one of the interesting videos to watch from this conference was about Facebook's preference for open-source firmware.
David Hendricks and Andrea Barberio of Facebook presented at the OSFC 2018 conference last month in Germany. They talked about Facebook's push towards LinuxBoot, OpenBMC, and open-source firmware in general.
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Microsoft open-sources Infer.NET AI code just in time for the weekend [Ed: Microsoft carries on pretending to be "open" by releasing 'samples' you need proprietary software to run (or 'cloud')]
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Microsoft open-sources Infer.NET, an AI engine that helps power Azure cloud services [Ed: Openwashing because it is jammed in a proprietary software stack]
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