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- Digitalisation and Digital Technologies as a Ploy to Justify Illegal Software Patents
- The Fall of the UPC – Part X: How We Shall Catalogue UPC Lies
- Major Revelation: Microsoft Blackmail Against LAMP (GNU/Linux and Free Stacks for Servers) Goes At Least 16 Years Back, Predating the Novell Patent Deal
- IRC Proceedings: Saturday, April 04, 2020
- IRC Proceedings: Friday, April 03, 2020
- Links 4/4/2020: Sparky 5.11, Firefox 74.0.1, POCL 1.5
- Links 3/4/2020: Ubuntu Beta, GNOME 3.36.1, ExTiX LXQt Mini, NetBSD 8.2 Released
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