People seem to think that the findings of fact in the Microsoft case will be released today.
Here’s an explanation of how the DVD hack worked, in geek terms.
No wonder George W. Bush won’t participate in debates, he doesn’t study very hard.
SBC now has 100,000 DSL subscribers, giving about half the total number of DSL subscribers in the nation. That’s right, there are 200,000 people with DSL service in this country right now. What are the projections for everybody having a fat pipe into their house, again?
Today, Salon runs an interview with Lowell Bergman, the producer at “60 Minutes” who is the subject of the movie “The Insider”. Even if you don’t care about the interview, which really is an interesting discussion of the behind the scenes politics surrounding the network news, you should skip to the end and read the last question and answer.
Thanks to Cameron Barrett and ApacheWeek for noticing that Amazon.com has switched to Apache. They were running an old version of the Netscape Commerce server before that. I wonder if they dumped it because it wasn’t Y2K compliant.
Net flotsam: The Jakob Nielsen Drinking Game. (Through extensive research, or perhaps just by unknowingly forwarding it back to the author, I discovered that the drinking game was written by Jeff Veen and Steve Champeon.)
Peter Coffee has written an excellent column on why Microsoft and Intel don’t belong on the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Really interesting thoughts.