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Not only does it work fine in the stock Mobile Safari, but it's a cleaner view than in most desktop browsers because there's lex extraneous embed chrome in the webview: http://l.freeke.org/wkwlg

I got a similar phish yesterday, only pointing to www.stanford.edu/~joeio/fileutils-1.0.6.patch.tar. gz. I guess that was the earlier draft, before they secured the more impressive domain name.

They look fine on OSX. I still prefer Lucida Grande, but I like Vera slightly better than Verdana.

Look closely at the banner ad that was running when I took a look at the Anti-Leech page.

Coincidentally, at last week's Detroit Electronic Music Festival, there were two girls walking around in dresses made entirely of duct tape. They were kind enough to pose for a picture.

I haven't been able to find a complete distribution for the PC based on the Darwin kernel. Such a distribution would require the kernel, the command line utilities, development tools, X11, and at least one desktop (Gnome, KDE, GNUStep, ...). Such a distribution would be useful even if the set of available drivers is pretty limited (IDE, maybe a SCSI card, a couple of common Ethernet cards).

We are pleased to announce the immediate availability of Darwin 1.2.1, which is synchronized with the version used in Mac OS X Public Beta. A binary installer is downloadable from http://www.opensource.apple.com/projects/darwin, and is built using the same sources that have been available in CVS since the Public Beta release. We are looking to the community to create CD-based distributions if there is a demand for this.

This release includes support for new Mac hardware, including SMP machines. It has also been compiled fat for use with Intel machines, but currently there is no Intel installer.

Oh yeah, check out today's Stupid OS X trick. Details at MacOS X Hints.