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- Even If Google Deserves Government Scrutiny Over Abuses Against Privacy (and Beyond) We Must Not Discount Microsoft’s Role
- Linux is Not Windows
- Amid Lock-Down the EPO is Still Laughing at the Law
- EPO Comes Home
- Things Will Get Worse For Free Software, Before They Get Better
- EPO-FLIER: Do Your Best
- Microsoft is Googlebombing the Linux News Again
- IRC Proceedings: Tuesday, May 19, 2020
- Links 19/5/2020: OpenBSD 6.7, Endless OS 3.8.1
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