10.27.19
IRC Proceedings: Saturday, October 26, 2019
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IRC Proceedings: Sunday, April 11, 2021
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EPOLeaks on Misleading the Bundestag -- Part 14: The Notorious Revolving Door
The Benoît Battistelli-António Campinos shuffle left some people in the EPO’s upper management better off; they’re being rewarded for complicity, so there’s no incentive to do the right thing but to do the wrong thing
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Judge and JURI
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EPOLeaks on Misleading the Bundestag -- Part 13: The Failed Promise of a “Good Governance” Guru…
Before becoming an absent-minded Vice-President of António Campinos Christoph Ernst was posing as the very opposite of what he would become
Gemini Gateways for IPFS
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Challenging Times for EPO Management
A discussion of the status quo at Europe's second-largest (but scarcely-understood) institution, subjected to a JURI hearing tomorrow afternoon
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Some anime fans have made this video about recent events
IRC Proceedings: Saturday, April 10, 2021
IRC logs for Saturday, April 10, 2021
[Meme] Bundestagate Series Spoiler
The chain of command/s at the EPO typically leads to major tragedy
Breaking News: Campinos to Appear Before the Legals Affairs Committee of the European Parliament on Monday 12 April
"Some MEPs have been briefed about ongoing governance deficits at the EPO, in particular the lack of GDPR compliance and the sell-out of "digital sovereignty" to Microsoft, but it remains to be seen whether or not they will dare to bring these issues up during the hearing."
Pro-FSF Petition (“An Open Letter in Support of Richard Matthew Stallman Being Reinstated by the Free Software Foundation”) Tops 6,200 Signatures
Monopolies and their media, along with their NGOs, have spoken and incited based on falsehoods; people now respond so the hate letter has a real crisis
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EPOLeaks on Misleading the Bundestag -- Part 12: A Worthy Successor to His Mentor?
We examine the role of Christoph Ernst in EPO management, both in the Benoît Battistelli era and the António Campinos era (plenty to hide)
USPTO for Monopolies, Keeping GNU/Linux in the Dark
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Lunduke: On Mob Justice in the Tech Industry
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IRC Proceedings: Friday, April 09, 2021
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EPOLeaks on Misleading the Bundestag — Appendix (Benoît Battistelli's Vichy Syndrome): Georges Henri Léon Battistelli and Charles Robert Battistelli
Local copies with evidence of or something concrete about Benoît Battistelli’s connection to unsavoury — and by today’s standards outright fascistic — politics
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Hate Letter Against Richard Matthew Stallman (RMS) Backfired So Spectacularly That Signers Asked to Revoke Their Own Signatures and the List Was Then Frozen Permanently (Updated)
"An open letter in support of Richard Matthew Stallman being reinstated by the Free Software Foundation" tops 6,100 signatures (graph generated just moments ago)
EPOLeaks on Misleading the Bundestag -- Part 11: The BMJV's Tweedledee: Dr Christoph Ernst
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The Libel Against Richard Stallman Did Not Age Well
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The Letter in Support of the FSF and Richard Stallman is Backed by the International Community, Not American Monopolies and Nationalistic Elements
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