Monthly Archives: July 2003

Indie musicians looking to get their music on services like iTunes can now use CD Baby Digital Distribution as their distributor. CD Baby acts as the single point of contact and leverages all the artists it represents to get those … Read More →

IBM is exploring a shift of white-collar jobs overseas, specifically to India. If you’re a developer or other IT professional, it’s probably time to take stock of your skills and make yourself as valuable as possible. This isn’t going to … Read More →

The ActiveState Field Guide to Spam is intended to help identify spammer techniques and tricks that bypass spam filters so that filter developers can react. I run a filter at home, and my ISP runs the same filter (with different … Read More →

Business lessons from the donut and coffee guy, via kottke.

John Robb’s Weblog is back. John was the COO of Userland, Crazy Davy’s company, and left to explore other opportunities. Although it looked like an amicable parting, his weblog (on Userland’s servers) disappeared almost immediately.

SCO has obtained copyrights for Unix System V and will force users to license UnixWare to run Linux. But don’t run out and buy anything yet, this could take a while to get through the courts.

In apparent response to the SCO legal brouhaha, MS now says “We pay the legal fees.”

More more step towards the elimination of X11: Qt on DirectFB.