Hey. For people like me who read other sites almost exclusively through the aggregator, it would have made sense to put a notice as the last post in the old RSS feed, colleague! Then you wouldn't have to wonder where the weekly dose of shockwave is staying...
(by the way, it would also be cool if the RSS feed contained complete post texts again, then you wouldn't have to click through so often to read the rest)
At Der Schockwellenreiter there's the original article.
And at Groklaw there are now comments on SCO's actions, which I already mentioned in P1488 Here's the original article.
I must indulge my — old and slightly perverse — fondness for Forth again and post a link here to 4th — a standalone Forth compiler. Such a standalone compiler is nice, but actually completely contradicts the nature of Forth, which is actually based on an interactive system. On the other hand, however, a compiler that really produces minimal programs is quite nice. Definitely interesting for small systems. By the way, the website looks like it wants to win first prize for ugliest website of all time Here's the original article.
Great. A Union MP known for years for antisemitic remarks gets—after his latest outburst—what? Exactly. Not fired. Not ostracized. He just gets a different committee position.
At INSTANT NIRVANA you can find the original article.
It just occurs to me: exactly a year ago I published the first comment (P2) with Radio.
Do all municipalities have the same intelligence as MĂĽnster and, during their austerity measures, prefer to promote and support stupid prestige projects instead of social facilities? At tagesschau on the internet you can find the original article.
... the horror in autumn.
A new push by the American legal system to abandon any contact with reality. According to a strict interpretation of the proposed legislation, it would then be illegal to distribute any code that does not contain copy protection code approved by a central authority. Somehow we've seen something like this before with export restrictions on cryptographic products - the result was that interesting projects emerged outside the USA ...