The story of the lonely hard drive
High on a hill desk stood a lonely goatherd hard drive … *insert yodelling here*
Officially disguised as a Canadian
High on a hill desk stood a lonely goatherd hard drive … *insert yodelling here*
Microsoft last week said that Linux and various other open source goodies infringe on a number of patents they happen to own. Novell users are exempt from this. Red Hat isn't. Huh?
Yeehaw! Them thar Rednex be for sale, for $1.5m. Check out the related link. If you do buy them, please let them know I referred you.
My quote of the week goes to the Weekly Newsletter of thebiglotto.com:
Why do I do this to myself?
*drool*
I write software in my spare time, and at work. It's what I do. To a degree, it's how I make a living. When my shutdown tool ShutOff 2000 was cracked, I didn't bother writing a new encryption algorithm. I realised that it would take only 20 minutes to crack it again, compared to the hours it would take to write. Sure, it's potential lost income, but the basic good of people paying me money to use it has (if you'll pardon the pun) paid off.
At risk of annoying some agency in the United States of America, please take the time to read the related link.
Check out the related link. Now you can power your electrical devices (up to 40 watts) with a piece of thin plastic. I think that's 'ber-cool.
Almost a whole week since my last post … sorry to the regular readers!