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- InteLeaks – Part XXX: Harbor Research's Pseudo-scientific 'Research' for Intel, Bizarrely Suggesting a Microsoft Partnership for a Domain Largely Controlled or Dominated by Linux
- Chromium and Chrome Are Not Free Software But an Example of Microsoft-Fashioned Openwashing Tactics
- Links 23/1/2021: Chromium Pains and New Debian Maintainers
- InteLeaks – Part XXIX: Harbor Research Did Not Produce a Study But an Elaborate Hoax for Intel, Suggesting Microsoft Partnership and Outsourcing Based on Zero Evidence and No Solid Rationale
- Video: The State of Communities Surrounding GNU/Linux Distributions
- IRC Proceedings: Friday, January 22, 2021
- InteLeaks – Part XXVIII: Intel Served Report From Microsoft Boosters, Who Provide No Actual Evidence and No Science to Back Their Supposed 'Findings'
- Erosion of Communities, Ascent of Corporate-Industrial Fake Communities
- The Corporate 'Left' and the Open Source Pseudo 'Movement'
- Links 22/1/2021: pfSense Plus, Endless OS Foundation, and Many Laptops With GNU/Linux
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