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- Go Distributed, Go Encrypted, Go Secure, Transparency Still Possible
- IAM Celebrating and Glorifying Illegal Patents With Fake 'Awards' and Bogus 'Endorsements'
- Been There, Done That: Team UPC's 'October' Becomes 'Early November' and Now Late November
- The Only Real Dialogue the 'European' Patent Office is Having... is With Litigation Parasites, Even Foreign Ones
- Inside the EPO During Corona: SUEPO (EPO Staff Union) and the Central Staff Committee Blast the Office for Illegal Practices and Threaten Legal Action
- IRC Proceedings: Friday, November 20, 2020
- Links 21/11/2020: Coreboot 4.13, EasyOS 2.5, Wine 5.22, Gmusicbrowser 1.1.16
- Links 20/11/2020: Xfce 4.16pre2 and Qt Releases
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