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SCO Fucks Up
Topic: Miscellaneous 9:21 pm EDT, Jun 16, 2003

Just when you think the loons at SCO Group couldn't become any more suicidally irrational, they actually try to tell IBM that they can no longer ship AIX. *snicker*

It's a shame it doesn't do much good to sell a stock short that only hits $10 on a "conference call day". Look for them to be plummeting like dying sinners going to hell in the morning after the market opens with IBM's response* to this on the table. I think maybe _this_ time investors will realize that SCO is being run into the ground by a bunch of nitwits.

* - "This matter will eventually be resolved in the normal legal process."
Translation: "We will now sue them into itty bitty pieces."

SCO Fucks Up


Index of ftp://ftp.ox.ac.uk/pub/wordlists/
Topic: Miscellaneous 2:56 pm EDT, Jun 14, 2003

A nice clean wordlist archive. *sigh*

Index of ftp://ftp.ox.ac.uk/pub/wordlists/


ABCNEWS.com : Record Industry Targets Teen Programmer
Topic: Miscellaneous 12:56 am EDT, Jun 10, 2003

Any sort of goodwill remaining in my heart towards the music "industry" is now _gone_. Fuck the RIAA and fuck each and every label that co-operates with them for allowing them to flat-out take advantage of a naive college student running a search engine. The fact that the settlement provided that the student was allowed to _refute_ the claims the RIAA made (effectively, in exchange for the RIAA saying he wasn't stealing anything) in exchange for his $12,000 says two words to me...

Shakedown

...and...

Terrorism.

Fuck the RIAA.

ABCNEWS.com : Record Industry Targets Teen Programmer


CBS MarketWatch.com, SCOX history
Topic: Miscellaneous 8:58 pm EDT, May 28, 2003

Just in case anyone was wondering why the CEO of SCO seems desperate to make the news, no matter what incredibly stupid things he'll have to say to do it.

CBS MarketWatch.com, SCOX history


Sendmail <= 8.12.8 prescan vulnerability analysis
Topic: Miscellaneous 4:08 am EDT, May 27, 2003

This has been out a few weeks now, but it's still a reasonably good explanation of how the last sendmail bug works.

Sendmail <= 8.12.8 prescan vulnerability analysis


CNN.com - Feds nab 135 in cybercrime sweep - May. 16, 2003
Topic: Miscellaneous 9:13 pm EDT, May 16, 2003

pR00f j00 dU kN0t Kn3Ed t0 b33 4 h4x0R t0 c0mMiT Cyb0rCr1m3z

CNN.com - Feds nab 135 in cybercrime sweep - May. 16, 2003


What to buy Dagmar for Christmas
Topic: Miscellaneous 2:14 am EDT, May 11, 2003

Just in case any of you were wondering, pretty much anything from here will do. =)

What to buy Dagmar for Christmas


GNUWin II Version 2.25 :: ग्नूविन -- अपनी विण्डोज़ को खोल दें!
Topic: Miscellaneous 2:33 am EDT, Apr 23, 2003

I don't know what the hell language this is but I am very impressed that Mozilla can render it correctly.

:)

GNUWin II Version 2.25 :: ग्नूविन -- अपनी विण्डोज़ को खोल दें!


Baen Webscriptions FAQ
Topic: Miscellaneous 3:47 am EDT, Apr 22, 2003

*lying unconcious on the floor*

Baen Webscriptions FAQ


Baen Free Library
Topic: Miscellaneous 3:43 am EDT, Apr 22, 2003

Well, this was such a welcome shock(*) to me right now that you could literally knock me over with a feather, so I figure I'll pass it along as something resembling good news.

* - with more and more completely moral things I do every day actually being made illegal by legislation I am beginning to develop what can only be considered a healthy digust of the world at large and a tendency to think that given a chance, companies will immediately attempt to draft legislation, sue, file patents, and otherwise steal everything in existance, and a few things that don't, strictly speaking, exist at all. I'm beginning to mentally associate the phrase "for profit" with "bottomless greed".

Now I suppose the next step will be to find some places online that sell perfectly normal HTML versions of books at prices that reflect the lack of a quarter pound of paper and ink... or just perfectly normal HTML versions of books. I'm not having any of this proprietary reader format nonsense.

Baen Free Library


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