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- Somewhat Underwhelming Reception for US Patent Number 10,000,000 (Which Actually Isn’t)
- The United States’ Supreme Court Takes the Side of Patent Maximalists, for a Change
- Mainstream Media in Germany Covers Battistelli’s Corruption at the EPO Just as He Leaves
- Links 22/6/2018: PulseAudio 12.0, Krita 4.1 Beta, LabPlot 2.5, Git 2.18.0
- Links 23/6/2018: Kodi 18 Alpha 2, Peppermint 9, Wine 3.11
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