Monday, 27 November, 2006
The onset of the first hard snow prompted me to put the plow on my truck and the snow tires on my car. While I was doing all those outside chores, I slipped on the front deck and landed on my back. I landed ok, but now I am pretty sore from the experience. I guess I shouldn’t have waited so long to do those chores.
As you can tell, I have this web site back up, running a different CMS. It has no plugin for a recipe database, and I will have to decide what to do about that. I will be getting the content back up as soon as I figure how to transfer it from the old CMS.
I have also gotten the NILUG web site working again, though it currently has even less content than this site.
Silly sign of the day:
Free/Open Source Software
- Dell Refunds OS Cost For Those Adopting Linux
- Mark Shuttleworth issues divisive invitation to openSUSE developers
- Should we really reject code from Novell?
- Microsoft denies sinking Linux project
- Open Source Databases Prove Attractive To SMBs
RIAA/MPAA/BSA/FCC
- Vista and Office 2007: the beginning of the end of piracy - Hah!
- MPAA hoping to outlaw DVD ripping?
- Xmas with the MPAA and RIAA
- Tell it to Congress: Hollywood Storms the Hill
Stupid Patent Tricks, DRM and Other IP Nonsense
- Businesses Split on Patent Case
- Protest the Microsoft-Novell Patent Agreement
- McDonald’s puts patent on sandwiches
- Why does the fashion industry thrive in spite of rampant IP “piracy”?
- Google warns Aust copyright laws could cripple Internet
- Wi-Fi standards face patent threat
- No copyright extension for songs
Other News
- Avoid the loony Zune
- The GPL, Stage Front and Center - IBM Answers SCO’s Attack
- Borland takes battle to Eclipse with JBuilder 2007
- Vista Breaks Applications
Security/Our Rights
- Microsoft Brings 129 Lawsuits Against Phishers
- Exploit Code Published for Apple OS X Glitch
Carrying the Load for Network Security
Big Brother
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