It shouldn’t surprise you that Department of Justice is no longer seeking to break up Microsoft. All those corporate contributions to Republican candidates have to count for something, right?
I installed Mozilla .93 on my computer at work, and it doesn’t work at all. It launches, but I can’t get it to open any Web pages, whether I type them into the address box or try to select one of the preset bookmarks. Oh, well. I’ll try .94.
There are reports that Great Bridge, the company building a commercial business around PostgreSQL, is shutting down. I reported back on May 10, 2000 that investors had pumped $25 million into the company. Holy burn rate, Batman!
Gamasutra has published its first salary survey for the game industry. It’s always strange to look at the charts and realize that I’m moving into the ones that represent people with more years of experience. I don’t think of myself as someone who’s done as many tours of duty in this industry as I have.
Daypop is very nifty, and it already indexes this site, meaning that it’s also very useful. I got the link from ResearchBuzz.
Molly Ivins justly smacks around those who preach mindless deregulation in her latest column.
Why are there MSN links across the top of the ESPN Web site these days? Did Microsoft take over some Go.com properties?