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- 'President Bill Gates' Wants to Punish Not Only Google After Using “Extensions” to the Web to Reinforce Microsoft's Monopoly (Antitrust Violations Are a Microsoft Thing)
- Donald Trump Helped Bill Gates Increase His Wealth by More Than 50%, Especially During the Pandemic
- Our 14th Birthday is Coming
- In Spite of IBM's Difficult Past and Particularly Dark History, Under Arvind Krishna’s Leadership It Has Only Shown Signs of Improving
- Links 25/10/2020: GNU Taler's IETF Milestone, RISC OS 5.28 and New Ubuntu Community Council
- IRC Proceedings: Saturday, October 24, 2020
- Links 24/10/2020: GDB 10.1, Kodachi 7.4, Wine 5.20
- Celebrating Code of Conduct Violations
- The Militarised Elephant in the Room Still Commands a Lot of Free Software Development
- Juve Patent's Love of Patent Trolls and Their Misinformation
- IRC Proceedings: Friday, October 23, 2020
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