I was at Octoberfest in Munich last night, and had a really good time. Got plastered, too. There’s a single photo up. It was fun, much more fun that I…
Hadn’t see this one before: The World as a Blog shows whenever someone posts somewhere in the world. A little message pops up with the name of the pos…
Dell’s Software License Policy: A very entertaining real-life story about Dell’s computers requiring you to agree to licenses, the text of which they …
Mark Hurst is impressive. Now with This Is Broken, a complaint box that lets you send in your frustrations over everyday things. What a great idea, an…
NY Times: Whatever Will Be Will Be Free on the Internet.
What all this means for the future of intellectual property, and some businesses, is as unp…
Economist: Microsoft at the power point.
Government purchases of software totalled almost $17 billion globally in 2002, and the figure is expected t…
I read about the new DC 9/11: Time of Crisis in the paper this morning, and it does sound like a somewhat disturbed flick, so I wanted to learn more a…
Perens and Raymond has written an open letter to SCO.
SCO taxes IBM and others with failing to provide warranties or indemnify users against third-p…
