The official FreeBSD forums appear to be deleting and locking threads which mention XLibre and/or Lunduke.
One FreeBSD forum member asked, “Why it’s not allowed to openly discuss XLibre X11 server on the FreeBSD Forums?”
To which a FreeBSD moderator replied, “Our site, our rules.” and locked the thread, preventing further questions or comments.
At least one of the threads appears to have been censored after mentions of the forbidden word, “Lunduke”.
Any comment, FreeBSD?
Thanks to vermaden for the tip.
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One FreeBSD forum member asked, “Why it’s not allowed to openly discuss XLibre X11 server on the FreeBSD Forums?”
To which a FreeBSD moderator replied, “Our site, our rules.” and locked the thread, preventing further questions or comments.
At least one of the threads appears to have been censored after mentions of the forbidden word, “Lunduke”.
Any comment, FreeBSD?
Thanks to vermaden for the tip.
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The remarkable thing about discrimination in higher ed: so much of it was documented. Approved in official records. Talked about in emails. All subject to FOIA.
Like this email, where a University of New Mexico professor just says: "I don't want to hire white men for sure."
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Like this email, where a University of New Mexico professor just says: "I don't want to hire white men for sure."
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Here's one of many hiring proposals from the University of Colorado making explicit race-based hiring goal: "to hire a Black, Indigenous, or Latinx faculty member."
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Here's a UNM hiring team rejecting a job candidate because he wasn't an underrepresented minority and the math department is "really short on women."
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Here's a former dean at the University of Michigan describing how she would reject finalist slates if they didn't have the proper racial makeup
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NEW: Chinese workers build a massive snowman in Harbin, the capital of Northeast China's Heilongjiang province.
The snowman stands over 62 feet tall and was constructed using 3,500 cubic meters of machine-made snow.
The snowman was made by 64 sculptors and took about 11 days to complete.
Wild.
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The snowman stands over 62 feet tall and was constructed using 3,500 cubic meters of machine-made snow.
The snowman was made by 64 sculptors and took about 11 days to complete.
Wild.
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The US is innovating at an unprecedented rate:
There are 62 technology companies in the US reporting net annual profit above $1 billion, by far the most of any country.
This is over 4 times more than in the world’s 2nd-largest economy, China, which has 15 such tech firms.
In the US, there are 21 more global tech firms than in China, Japan, Taiwan, and the Eurozone combined.
Among the world’s 10 largest companies, 8 are US technology firms.
Meanwhile, among the top 10 most innovative companies, 8 are based in the US.
US tech dominance is an understatement.
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There are 62 technology companies in the US reporting net annual profit above $1 billion, by far the most of any country.
This is over 4 times more than in the world’s 2nd-largest economy, China, which has 15 such tech firms.
In the US, there are 21 more global tech firms than in China, Japan, Taiwan, and the Eurozone combined.
Among the world’s 10 largest companies, 8 are US technology firms.
Meanwhile, among the top 10 most innovative companies, 8 are based in the US.
US tech dominance is an understatement.
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Law enforcement officials, including local police, the FBI, and sheriff’s deputies, are massing outside of a warehouse in Salem, New Hampshire, as part of the ongoing response to the Brown University mass shooting
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The rush for gold by central banks is unprecedented:
Unofficial gold purchases by global central banks is up to ~9,500 tonnes since 2010.
This is ~3,700 tonnes, or +64%, more than officially reported purchases by these entities.
Unofficial buying accelerated in 2022, and since then, central banks have accumulated ~3,500 tonnes of gold, or 37% of total purchases since 2010.
China alone bought 118 tonnes of gold in Q3 2025, marking a +55% YoY increase.
Money Metals estimates China's gold reserves jumped to a record 5,411 tonnes last quarter, far above the 2,304 tonnes officially reported by its central bank.
Central banks are still stocking up on gold.
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Unofficial gold purchases by global central banks is up to ~9,500 tonnes since 2010.
This is ~3,700 tonnes, or +64%, more than officially reported purchases by these entities.
Unofficial buying accelerated in 2022, and since then, central banks have accumulated ~3,500 tonnes of gold, or 37% of total purchases since 2010.
China alone bought 118 tonnes of gold in Q3 2025, marking a +55% YoY increase.
Money Metals estimates China's gold reserves jumped to a record 5,411 tonnes last quarter, far above the 2,304 tonnes officially reported by its central bank.
Central banks are still stocking up on gold.
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