Wednesday, October 09, 2002

Linux cheaper to run than Windows shock: The disappearing TCO study [The Inquirer] Glaring flaws found, commissioned IBM fud? 10:26:32 AM

Microsoft nixes TV copy protection. The software maker pulls back from a controversial plan that would have encrypted TV shows recorded on forthcoming digital media PCs. [CNET News.com] 10:16:04 AM

Torvalds stays out of MS debate. Absence of Malice [The Register] 10:09:06 AM

C.I.A. Warns That a U.S. Attack May Ignite Terror. A new C.I.A. assessment said Saddam Hussein, while now stopping short of an attack, could become "much less constrained" if faced with a U.S.-led force. By Alison Mitchell and Carl Hulse. [New York Times: Politics] 10:05:20 AM

EU sets out eastward plans. The European Commission will announce a historic expansion to include 10 new member states and 75 million people by 2004. [BBC News | WORLD] 10:03:11 AM

It's been five years since the co-founders of Groove started their thing. Ray Ozzie recalls the event. Worth reading. Ray also went so far as to publish the original founding document. I also recommend reading this document. [Craig Burton: logs, links, life, and lexicon] 9:56:25 AM