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- The Indian Ministry of Commerce Tries to Bend Patent Law in Favour of Foreign Monopolies
- The EFF Must Return That ‘Internship’ Money to Google or It Would Disgrace the Patent Reform Movement (by Association)
- EPO Defying Patent Restrictions/Limits From the European Parliament, the European Commission and the European Countries It Claims to Represent
- The UPC is Dead. But Bristows is Now Fully Engaged in Necrophilia.
- Links 19/1/2019: Wikipedia Cofounder Moves to GNU/Linux, Wine 4.0 RC7 Released, Godot 3.1 Beta 2, NomadBSD 1.2 RC1
- Links 18/1/2019: Mesa 18.3.2, Rust 1.32.0
- Links 17/1/2019: ZFS Debate Returns, AWS Pains Free Software
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