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- Links 20/1/2021: LibreOffice 7.1 RC2 and the RHEL Contingency
- InteLeaks – Part XXIII: Intel Paying for Bogus 'Research' 'Insights' Which Merely Seek to Justify Outsourcing to Microsoft and Imposing Microsoft's Proprietary Software on Free Software Developers
- Suppressed Facts of the Free Software Movement and Its Community of Volunteers – Part V: How FSF Secrecy Ended Up Insulting People, Alienating Trans Developers
- InteLeaks – Part XXII: Bubbles and Buzzwords, No Substance at Intel's Internet of Things (IoT) Group (IOTG)
- IRC Proceedings: Tuesday, January 19, 2021
- Links 20/1/2021: WireGuard for pfSense and New US President
- Links 19/1/2021: Krita 4.4.2 Released and JingOS Hype
- Team UPC Keeps Pretending That UPCA Can Still be Resurrected (Even Without the UK, Which is Strictly a Requirement)
- 'Ethical Source' is Not Ethical and Not a Movement But a Misguided Self-Serving PR Stunt
- InteLeaks – Part XXI: Intel Seeking Advice From a Bunch of Clowns (Harbor 'Research')
- IRC Proceedings: Monday, January 18, 2021
- The US Election Was Not Rigged, But the Nomination Process Was (Undermined to Maintain Control by Oligarchy)
- InteLeaks – Part XX: Redacted (for Names Only) Release of Intel File About Developer eXperience (DX) Meddling in GNU/Linux
- Sites in Bed With the EPO and UPC 'Covering' the 'News' Without Mentioning Any of the Overt Abuses
- Suppressed Facts of the Free Software Movement and Its Community of Volunteers – Part IV: Stories From the Depths of the Free Software Foundation (FSF)
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