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- How the EPO’s Executive Branch (Battistelli and Topić) Banned Scrutiny and Created Authoritarian Model of Control: Part X
- The GOP’s Patent Reform Plan Not Effective Enough to Stop Massive Patent Trolls Like Microsoft/Nokia
- Another Massive Step Towards Elimination of Software Patents as Even CAFC Rules Against Them
- Reaffirming Microsoft’s Long-Known Hostility Towards Net Neutrality, Microsoft Crashed Juniper
- Microsoft is Going Into the Anti-Whistleblowing Business, Dodges Criticism Over 19-Year Bug Door in Windows
- Links 15/11/2014: Linux Mint 17.1 Release Candidate, Popcorn Time 0.3.5
- IRC Proceedings: October 26th, 2014 – November 8th, 2014
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