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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 20th of August 2019 06:09:59 PM Filed under- EPO Cannot Handle Patent Justice With a Backlog of About 10,000 Cases at the Boards of Appeal
- The European Patent Office Increases Surveillance: Can’t Get Food Without Being Spied on
- To GNU/Linux, the Operating System, GAFAM (Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft) is Not the Threat. Microsoft is.
- The Free Software Foundation (FSF) Has the Full Support of Techrights
- Why We Support Phoronix (Whereas Some Others Do Not)
- Guarding and Rescuing the FSF Titanic: The Simplest Ways that AI will Change Computing
- Links 20/8/2019: DragonFlyBSD Developing DSynth
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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 20th of August 2019 09:29:11 AM Filed under- Guarding and Rescuing the FSF Titanic: Narcissism in The Community
- Breaking the Law Has Become the Norm at the European Patent Office
- Guarding and Rescuing the FSF Titanic: Free Software in Education
- Speaking Truth to Monopolies (or How to Write Guest Posts in Techrights)
- Links 19/8/2019: Another Linux 5.3 RC, OpenSUSE’s Richard Brown Steps Down, Slackware Creates Patreon Page, Qt 6 Initiated
- Links 20/8/2019: KMyMoney 5.0.6, Kdenlive 19.08
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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 19th of August 2019 06:29:09 AM Filed under»
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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Sunday 18th of August 2019 01:25:17 PM Filed under- Openwashing Report: It’s Getting Worse, Fast. Everything is Apparently ‘Open’ Now Even Though It’s Actually Proprietary.
- GitHub is a Dagger Inside Free/Open Source Software (FOSS); This is Why Microsoft Bought It
- Microsoft Grows Within and Eats You From the Inside
- Computer-Generated Patent Applications Show That Patents and Innovations Are Very Different Things
- Concerns About IBM’s Commitment to OpenSource.com After the Fall of Linux.com and Linux Journal
- Electronic Frontier Foundation Makes a Mistake by Giving Award to Microsoft Surveillance Person
- Caturdays and Sundays at Techrights Will Get Busier
- Why Techrights Doesn’t Do Social Control Media
- Links 18/8/2019: New KNOPPIX and Emmabuntus Released
- Links 17/8/2019: Unigine 2.9 and Git 2.23
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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 17th of August 2019 07:32:40 AM Filed under- Patent Prosecution Highways and Examination Highways Are Dooming the EPO
- Software Patents Won’t Come Back Just Because They’re (Re)Framed/Branded as “HEY HI” (AI)
- IP Kat Pays the Price for Being a Megaphone of Team UPC
- Nothing Says ‘New’ Microsoft Like Microsoft Component Firmware Update (More Hardware Lock-in)
- Links 17/8/2019: Wine 4.14 is Out, Debian Celebrates 26 years
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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 16th of August 2019 01:00:04 PM Filed under- Bill Gates and His Special Relationship With Jeffrey Epstein Still Stirring Speculations
- The EPO’s War on the Convention on the Grant of European Patents 2000 (EPC 2000), Not Just Brexit, Kills the Unitary Patent (UP/UPC) and Dooms Justice
- Links 16/8/2019: Kdevops and QEMU 4.1
- Links 15/8/2019: GNOME’s Birthday, LLVM 9.0 RC2
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LiVES Video Editor 3.0 is Here With Significant Improvements
Submitted by itsfoss on Friday 16th of August 2019 09:26:58 AM Filed under
The latest major release of free and open source video editor LiVES makes it even better. Learn how to install the latest LiVES release.
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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 15th of August 2019 08:37:19 AM Filed under»
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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 14th of August 2019 01:50:23 PM Filed under- Planet Python is Being Overrun by Microsoft, Just Like PyCon and Python in General
- Coming Soon: The Innards of the Eric Lundgren Case That Microsoft is Desperate to Hide or Spin (by Defaming Lundgren)
- Wrong Person in Charge of the Linux Foundation (and in Charge of Linus Torvalds)
- 2019 Tech Glossary
- The Silence of the Media Lamb
- Links 14/8/2019: Apache Evaluated, HardenedBSD Has New Release
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