Monthly Archives: November 2003

Gateway is to start selling SuSE Linux servers, basically across their entire server line. SuSE is doing well lately, having been recently purchased by Novell.

Following the end of Netscape development by AOL, most of the former developers are employed, either on Mozilla or by other companies. Good news, especially in these times.

This NY Times editorial, High Risks in Afghanistan, actually mentions Osama. At least someone is wondering about the things I am.

I don’t often link to non-techie news stories, but there are ones like Sniper Suspect Muhammad Guilty of Murder that I make exceptions for. While this story and the anthrax cases (which has reappeared) were active, I was wondering why … Read More →

From Joho the Blog comes Fun with Stats: Double Your Displeasure.

I realize I haven’t mentioned him recently, but when Tog talks, I listen. He has a way of talking about user interface issues that is second to none.

Doc is talking about weblogs. Which is what a lot of weblogs talk about, naturally. There’s a certain sad freedom to being an unknown in the weblog universe. I can pretty much say what I want without anyone noticing or … Read More →

More proof the universe will ultimately balance itself: Nigerian email conmen fall into their targets’ net.