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- Fake Software Patents in Europe (Invalid Patents) Would Only Discourage or Drive Away the European Software Industry, But Lawyers Don’t Care
- Patent Trolls Are Destroying Free/Open Source Software and They’re Coming to Europe, Thanks to the European Patent Office
- Bristows UPC Propaganda (in Pseudonymous Form) Shames the Government’s Officials in Order to Install Corrupt Officials
- A Linux Foundation Without Linux-Using Staff
- Openwashing Report: Mass Surveillance is Now… Open!
- Links 5/9/2019: Repurposing Old Laptops, Steam GNU/Linux Usage Reportedly Up, Tails 3.16
- Links 4/9/2019: Red Hat Summit 2020 and Cockpit 202
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