Archive 7. March 2003

Eric Raymond on SCO's Lawsuit Against IBM

SCO's action is truly absurd to its core. Suing IBM because IBM, through support of Linux, has limited SCO's revenue opportunities is certainly a very strange move. You are our competitor, you support Linux, your solutions are more successful than ours, so we're suing you - as far as I know, there is no right to commercial success, even in the USA.

Teufelsgrinsen

Here's the original article.

Erik Zabel's First Success of the Season

Hey, things are going really well this year!

You can find the original article at tagesschau im Internet.

Make no mistake

An interesting collection of statements about what the Internet is or is not. Especially directed at all those who think they need to enhance the Internet, but only mean to make money doing so by presenting the same old stupid ideas over and over again. Read! Share!

I find the newly defined "Repetitive Mistake Syndrome" nice. But it probably won't be recognized by the occupational health and safety association either.

Teufelsgrinsen

I found the original article at The Doc Searls Weblog.

Online database provides information on contact allergenic potential of chemicals

Actually only blogged here for Jutta so she finds out about it and doesn't miss it

The original article is available at heise online news (the original article).

Kult

Kult

Kult

Ok, I'm actually not a motorcycle fan, but I still find something like this kind of nice. But it does seem to me like it's missing at least one wheel ...

Ranchero releases XML-RPC client for MacOS

Noted and blogged. Could become interesting if I ever get the urge to dive back into Objective-C.

The original article is at Workbench under this link.

Westerwelle's Rockets

Now I've been thinking the whole time about what kind of nasty comment I should make here, but actually Westerwelle's appearance speaks for itself, you don't need any nasty comments on top of it. And with that, this has become one anyway

Teufelsgrinsen

I found the original article at das Netzbuch - ralles Weblog.