News To Infuriate
Jan. 22nd, 2004 09:39 amFirst, SCO has sent a letter to Congress claiming that open source software is a threat to national security and our economy because "people don't pay for it." The economic argument is akin to the blacksmith complaining about the automobile, but Congress understands existing business more than it understands opportunity: most congresscritters are businessmen, not capitalists.
I'm personally insulted by the tone and cant of the letter. It's offensive in the extreme.
A security bug in the Democrat's internal communications network has allowed the Republicans to read the Dem's internal processes for the better part of a year. The Senate Sergeant-at-Arms has seized laptops, desktops, and one Republican server system as part of the investigation, and charges against staffers who knew about the system but did not report the breach are definitely pending.
And finally, in Nigeria, Muslim leaders have been actively campaigning to prevent local children from taking the polio vaccine, claiming that it contains poisons that kill or sterilize or causes AIDS. In an interview last week, one leader admitted that the educated leadership doesn't even believe its own propaganda, they just wanted to frustrate any effort organized by the United States.
Paging Dr. Darwin.
Ah, but good news: Elf's Index of World Mellowness is at six. Not too bad. And that gorgeous woman I put up two days ago is still the most emailed picture. I wonder if she knows? And if she does, how does she feel about it?
I'm personally insulted by the tone and cant of the letter. It's offensive in the extreme.
A security bug in the Democrat's internal communications network has allowed the Republicans to read the Dem's internal processes for the better part of a year. The Senate Sergeant-at-Arms has seized laptops, desktops, and one Republican server system as part of the investigation, and charges against staffers who knew about the system but did not report the breach are definitely pending.
And finally, in Nigeria, Muslim leaders have been actively campaigning to prevent local children from taking the polio vaccine, claiming that it contains poisons that kill or sterilize or causes AIDS. In an interview last week, one leader admitted that the educated leadership doesn't even believe its own propaganda, they just wanted to frustrate any effort organized by the United States.
Paging Dr. Darwin.
Ah, but good news: Elf's Index of World Mellowness is at six. Not too bad. And that gorgeous woman I put up two days ago is still the most emailed picture. I wonder if she knows? And if she does, how does she feel about it?