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- Blackmail and Lies From the Press and the Government of New Zealand Attempt to Sell to the Public a Deal That Broadens Patent Scope
- Vista 10 Turns PCs Into Zombies: Microsoft to Remotely Delete Software From Windows, Like Amazon Deleted Books From Kindle
- Black Duck Still Destroying, Lying, Rewriting History
- Ashley Madison Disaster Apparently the Fault of Microsoft Windows
- After OOXML Propaganda, New Assocham Propaganda Calls for Back Doors, Spyware and Other Malicious, Self-defeating Traps Inside Government of India
- Patents Roundup: Patent Reform, Google's 'Startups' Ploy, JDate, Fitbit, Cisco, and UPC in the UK
- Vista 10 Inherently Broken, Anti-Competitive (Against GNU/Linux and Free Software), Privacy-Infringing, and Definitely Not Secure
- Links 19/8/2015: LinuxCon Everywhere
- Links 18/8/2015: Linux 4.2 RC7, IBM's LinuxOne
- Links 16/8/2015: 18th Birthday for GNOME, Android M Name
- Links 14/8/2015: Dell Chromebooks, Chromebooks Outsell Windows laptops
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