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- The USPTO, With All Its Serious Issues, Increasingly Looks Like the EPO's Role Model
- More Than 2,000 People, Including Directors, Said to Have Protested in Munich (About HALF of All EPO Staff Including The Hague Protest)
- Like JPMorgan, EPO Management Has Started a Defamatory Smear Campaign Against Critics
- Vista 10 is 'Swiss Cheese' With Critical Bugs, More Microsoft Layoffs (HoloLens) Announced. So Why Did OpenBSD Accept Microsoft's $1,000,000 Bribe?
- Links 6/12/2015: New Linux Mint Releases, No Ads in Firefox
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