iTunes DRM is now a piece of cake to bypass [The Register]. When are people going to get it through their thick skulls that any DRM solution is crackable. In order for DRM to truly work, it was to encrypt that data from everyone. Of course, if no one can decode the content, then the DRM is pointless. However, if someone can decode the content, then the DRM is also pointless. Therefore, DRM is pointless. Period. The End. Finito. 10:55:59 AM    comment []  

Microsoft is attacking Linux with a new campaign that targets lower TCO of Windows over Linux and lower development and suppport costs of .Net over J2EE [ArsTechnica]. Nothing too new about all this, but it's always fun to see the arguments that come out of these battles. 10:45:18 AM    comment []