] LINDON, Utah, Sept. 24 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- The
] following is being issued by The SCO Group (Nasdaq: SCOX
] - News):

Here's SCO's press-release in response to HP. I wonder if Darl is actually so inbred as to believe this nonsense...

HP's Actions Support SCO's Position That Linux is not Free

]
] HP plans to protect its Linux customers from the wrath of
] SCO by defending them in court at the company's own
] expense.

The Register

] An old battery stalwart is hoping to ride the wave of a
] new portable power technology with an investment in a
] young, upstart company.
] Gillette Co. is betting that fuel cells running on
] alcohol will give batteries and rechargers a run for
] their money. The Boston company has formed a strategic
] alliance with MTI MicroFuel Cells Inc. to develop fuel
] cells for consumers.

I wasn't aware that Gillette owns owns Duracell.

BostonHerald.com - Business: Battery maker becomes investor: Gillette bets future brings fuel cell use

Please keep in mind that these are static jpgs...
Hold onto your seat...

Freak out man!!!

] A team of Israeli scientists have uncovered a possible means of
] cracking the GSM mobile phone network encryption code, opening the
] door to attacks that could enable eavesdroppers to listen into
] calls.

It baffles me that they still can't get this right!

Israeli Scients hack GSM

] What's next?
]
] Might other Linux distributions and smaller Linux IT
] consultants join in the Red Hat lawsuit against SCO?
]
] Will Linux kernel developers mount a class action lawsuit
] for copyright violations against SCO?
]
] Could the Free Software Foundation be crafting a lawsuit
] against SCO for violating the GPL?
]
] Are US SEC and FTC lawyers' Inboxes are filling up with
] complaints, such that they might launch investigations
] based upon allegations of insider trading and commercial
] fraud against SCO?
]
] All of these are possible.

I wonder how long it is before SEC/FTC get involved ...

SCO backlash grows

] The justices agreed that Bunner was free to post his own opinions
] on the Internet – but ruled neither he nor others could post
] protected secrets as protected free speech. The case is not fully
] resolved, however, because the Supreme Court also ordered the San
] Jose-based appeals court to analyze whether the code is still a
] protected trade secret given its widespread exposure.

When is not a secret a secret?

SignOnSanDiego.com : News : Technology -- Trade secrets outweigh free speech, California top court says

] I have just received confirmation that there was indeed a DoS attack
] on SCO's network, a rather sophisticated one organized by an
] experienced Internet engineer. The person responsible has agreed to
] terminate the attack in response to my earlier request[1], but it
] will not actually end until the timers on his 'bots run out.

ESR Confirms DoS Attack [against SCO]; Hacker to End Attack

] A Bright is a person who has a naturalistic worldview.
] A Bright's worldview is free of supernatural and mystical elements.

Mentioned in this month's Wired.

The Brights

] "We filed this complaint to stop SCO from making
] unsubstantiated and untrue public statements attacking
] Red Hat Linux and the integrity of the Open Source
] software development process," Red Hat General Counsel
] Mark Webbink said in a statement. "Red Hat is confident
] that its current and future customers will continue to
] realize the significant value that our Red Hat Linux
] platform provides without interruption."

The real question now is how long this will go on -- and how far corporate Linux adoption will be set back -- before SCO bankrupts itself litigating IBM.

Red Hat Goes on the Offensive Against SCO