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- China Attacks Microsoft’s Patent Plot Against GNU/Linux and Russia Seems to be Following China’s Foray Into GNU/Linux
- Why Do FOSS Sites Promote NSA-Friendly Malware Like Microsoft Skype?
- ‘Active Management Technology’ is Quite Likely a Back Door, Along With Intel’s UEFI
- The Corrupt Court Which Brought Software Patents to the United States is in a State of Crisis, Should be Disbanded
- SCOTUS Finally Smacks Down Software Patents, But Further Action is Needed
- Federal Trade Commission Should Launch Legal Action Against Microsoft Over Bribes to Bloggers in Exchange for Coverage
- Links 21/6/2014: Russia Dumps x86/Wintel, Steam Summer Sale is On
- Links 19/6/2014: New Mir, Dalvik Changes, X.org Turns 30
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