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Here is the actual proof.

I can't wait to see what Skeletor looks like. But I already have my suspicions...

http://www.sco.com/scosource/
What is this about? You can run a binary only version of Linux and you have to get a licence from sco? haha.. I wonder about my WRT54G from Linksys that just happens to be Linux based.
(I noticed I can program the most annoying things over and over while drunk and high)

Okay, there are plenty of comments analyzing the code in SCO's slide show. Let's have a look at the legal argument.

Slides 3, 4, and 5 document SCO's contract with Novell to acquire Unix IP. I don't see anything funny there.

The funny part is on slides 6 and 7. Slide 6 contains excerpts of the AT&T License Agreement with IBM. Slide 7 contains more excerpts from the AT&T License Agreement with IBM, except that "AT&T" is changed to SCO in one place.

However, this is just the Licensing Agreement. This just the contract that allows IBM to use AT&T Unix within its organization.

Beyond this contract, IBM also has a Sub-Licensing Agreement. The sub-licensing agreement allows IBM to sell Unix products to its customers. SCO's presentation does not talk about the sub-licensing agreement at all, but this agreement is one of the contracts filed with the Court.

To draw an analogy: the License Agreement is like the agreement that lets you run Windows on your PC. The Sub-License Agreement is like the contract that lets Dell sell Windows to other people. SCO's presentation quotes the License Agreement, and says that license prohibits IBM from distributing code. But SCO's presentation ignores the Sub-License Agreement, which allows IBM to sell UNIX to its customers.

On top of that, IBM has a third agreement with AT&T which grants IBM additional rights on top of the Sub-Licensing Agreement. The third agreement explicitly states:

2. Regarding section 2.01, we agree that modifications and derivative works prepared by or for you are owned by you.

7.06(a) Nothing in this agreement shall prevent LICENSEE from developing or marketing products or services employing ideas, concepts, know-how or techniques related to data processing embodied in SOFTWARE PRODUTCS subject to this Agreement, provided that LICENSEE shall not copy any code from such SOFTWARE PRODUCTS into any such product or in connection with any such service and employees of LICENSEE shall not refer to the physical documents and materials comprising SOFTWARE PRODUCTS subject to this Agreement when they are developing any such products or service or providing any such service.


You can read the contracts for yourself. They are Exhibit A, Exhibit B, and Exhibit C at SCO Lawsuit Documents.

So IBM has an explicit right for their engineers who have worked on the UNIX source code use ideas, concepts, know-how, or techniques in other IBM products. IBM paid good money for this right from the lawful copyright holders. (This may explain why SCO is attacking the Sequent contributions, because Sequent doesn't have as much rights in its contract as IBM has in theirs).

This brings us to Slide #22, where an IBM engineer posts information about his experience with scalability in AIX. Under section 7.06(a) above, IBM has the explicit right to disseminate such information about Unix (let alone IBM's rights to talk about property which is purely theirs, such as JFS).

SCO knows this. SCO filed these contracts with the Court (accessible through Pacer) and SCO also published these contracts on their web site.

I would love for reporters to dig into the actual exhibits and ask questions based on the exhibits. Just hit the SCO Lawsuit Documents link above and read the exhibits.

Spelling $CO and Micro$oft only makes you look more the fool. M$ though I could understand as its a nice abbreviation...

As for comparing the prices of the two different companies, that is irrelevant.

I could just as easily say SCO and RedHat are up to something....

When I got a voice mail from Reg last year, he pronounced it S-C-O. That was the first time I'd ever heard it spelled out.

the meaning of this?
http://www.sco.com/unitedlinux/

I mean, doesn't SCO think Linux is built on pure evil? Why are they still a part of this coalition?

Given Darl's history, they'd go with:

4) Claim the GPL is invalid. Distribute Samba Anyways. Claim that IBM copied derivative trade secrets into samba and that they own samba. Sue Samba for theft of IP (see SCO AFPS). Watch their stock go through the roof. Make millions selling their inflated stock.

btw, since when are scientist supposed to be social?

Bide your time well, Linux zealots, for the mighty power of SCO's IP will reign down upon thee!

SCO Open Source Tools Found it under talkback posted on that page. Talk about ultimate hypocrisy.

The only problem is that it takes more time to compose something like the parent's letter than it does to ignore it. Perhaps an automated letter generator, taking pre-written paraphrases of key points, is in order.

If you're willing to give your name and address or phone number, snail mail and POTS is probably the best way, but email isn't horrible either (and it's easier to automate).

http://www.sco.com/company/feedback/index.html ,

licensing@sco.com ,

http://www.sco.com/licensing/piracy.html ,

webreg@caldera.com ,

1-800 726-8649,

And probably many others I don't have time to find, including investors relations and any media channels.

The only problem is that it takes more time to compose something like the parent's letter than it does to ignore it. Perhaps an automated letter generator, taking pre-written paraphrases of key points, is in order.

If you're willing to give your name and address or phone number, snail mail and POTS is probably the best way, but email isn't horrible either (and it's easier to automate).

http://www.sco.com/company/feedback/index.html ,

licensing@sco.com ,

http://www.sco.com/licensing/piracy.html ,

webreg@caldera.com ,

1-800 726-8649,

And probably many others I don't have time to find, including investors relations and any media channels.

The only problem is that it takes more time to compose something like the parent's letter than it does to ignore it. Perhaps an automated letter generator, taking pre-written paraphrases of key points, is in order.

If you're willing to give your name and address or phone number, snail mail and POTS is probably the best way, but email isn't horrible either (and it's easier to automate).

http://www.sco.com/company/feedback/index.html ,

licensing@sco.com ,

http://www.sco.com/licensing/piracy.html ,

webreg@caldera.com ,

1-800 726-8649,

And probably many others I don't have time to find, including investors relations and any media channels.

Actually, I think you have this backwards. By distributing Samba (and for that matter, Linux) under a GPL license they have implicitly agreed to the terms of the GPL. They can argue until they're blue in the face that the GPL is invalid, but their words hold no merit if their actions say otherwise. It would be like standing on a street corner and yelling "There is no right to free speech!" - it makes no sense (the Chewbacca defense?). IDHTBAL (I don't have to be a lawyer) to show that their actions undermine their arguments.

Of course, technically they're only agreeing to the GPL if they distribute the software. So let's all go to SCO's ftp site and download some GPL'd code - preferably a nice big package, like kernel-source-2.4.19.SuSE-152.nosrc.rpm ,for example.

Note that this exact same non-enforcement argument could apply equally well to the "stolen code" example that SCO showed yesterday. It has already been well-established that the code was published as far back as the 1970s and no real attempt has been made to restrict its redistribution until now. Why does SCO get to claim outrageous damages after 20 years of looking the other way, but when they trample over the GPL, they're home-free?

It infuriates me that anyone in the press can take SCO's position seriously. It is so full of obvious contradictions that do not require any real IT or legal knowledge to figure out. Shouldn't businesspeople have more critical thinking skills than this?

That's because he typed in the whole url instead of making a link. Slashdot breaks up "words" at 50 characters, to avoid posts with five hundred characters that make the page extra-wide. The downside is you can't copy/paste a url unless you spot the space and remove it. Observe:

http://www.sco.com/products/openserver507/featur es/open_source_tools.html - that's the url, typed out completely. But there's a space in there! Here, use this link.

Use by SCO on their computers is allowed, yes - but SCO's actions preclude them from DISTRIBUTING Samba and anything else GPL'd. Anyone want to say anything about that? Or about the other GPL'd and Open Source projects SCO is raping?

If you've the gumption to call them hypocrites, then you've surely the gumption to point that out to them and remove their right to redistribute your GPL'd software.

I don't think so. Look at a Unix timeline and you will see that this code, which appears to have been written around the beginning of 1973, predates not only BSD but all other C/Unix versions. It's effectively been there since day one.

Read it for yourself:

SCO Lawsuit Documents

The license agreements are in the exhibits. The exhibits are in big-ass PDF files. Someone might want to set up a mirror and save SCO some bandwidth ... wait, what am I saying, everyone download their own copy from sco.com now!

IBM's contract explicitly states that IBM owns the copyright on work that IBM does, and IBM may use methods and ideas from Unix in their own works, as long as they don't actually copy literal code.

Sequent's contract doesn't have that clause and is silent on that matter.

My mother's name is Darl McBride. You can find her name at www.sco.com.

This link, while wildly semi-ontopic, http://www.sco.com/2003forum/sponsors.html, should give a fairly decent overview of the support the SCO Forum 2003 currently has. For now it contains the following info:

"Document Not Found

To find the document you're looking for, please see our company sitemap or use the following search: [snip]

If you're having problems with a broken link, send us your e-mail and we'll find the page for you."

Let's start with the windowing environment, since that is the first thing users will notice. While both KDE and GNOME are mature, stable, and accepted as IEEE standards, Apple has elected to use neither. In fact, they don't even use X at all! Their display system is a proprietary, closed-source system called Quartz Extreme. In addition to the moral issues involved with closed software, this precludes the user from running X apps. There is an untested and alpha-quality X11 emulation layer available for download, but it is emulation, so programs will be slow. Does this sound like a standards-based system to you?

Looking under the hood, it gets worse. While all other *nixes use standard ELF binaries, Darwin (Apple's name for their proprietary "Unix" kernel) does not. It uses Mach-O, an unproven format that is proprietary to Apple. The moribund FreeBSD, off which OS X is based, uses ELF, so clearly Apple went to the extra effort of "switching" (heh) simply to break compatibility. With ELF, users would be able to run most of their Lunix apps; with Mach-O this is impossible. Additionally, Apple has moved most configuration info fromhuman readable text files into a proprietary database called "NetInfo", which is much like the Windows registry we all loathe. Why? These are only a few of the ways that Apple has deliberately broken compatibility with other systems, presumably in order to lock users in to expensive Mac hardware.

When we factor in the threat to users' civil liberties that is posed by the DRM included to support the iTunes Music Store (do you really think it will end there?) it is obvious that real *nix gurus should give OS X a wide berth. Caveat emptor.

Boies himself skipped the SCOForum despite being on the Agenda.

http://wdb1.sco.com/sdir_web/owa/ptrlocator.result s has a list of partners/users of SCO; below is a list I've created of thier contact e-mail addresses.

Why not drop 'em all a line and let 'em know you're not happy w/ thier status as "partners" of SCO?

begin email addresses:
comptron@comptron.com; shirley.jochim@irdinc.com; info@samco.com; bill.sch@ge-interlogix.com; robertjb@rjbsys.com; tmaine@bond-us.com; tcalabro@cdi-hq.com; tony@icscontrolplus.com; coins@shakercom.com; sco@wcs.ab.ca; info@comer-tech.com; sales@eid.net; hector@vigilant.com; sales@cpasoftware.com; pboles@vantagemed.com; support@petroleumdata.com; infor@transystem.com; info@cbscorp.com; info@avotus.com; speedres@accovia.com; info@mdmgr.com; info@ecs-inc.com; sales@gosoftware.com; postmaster@ogcinc.ca; sales@retailvista.com; bblankenship@envirosys.com; datacomm@datacomminc.com

Let's start with the windowing environment, since that is the first thing users will notice. While both KDE and GNOME are mature, stable, and accepted as IEEE standards, Apple has elected to use neither. In fact, they don't even use X at all! Their display system is a proprietary, closed-source system called Quartz Extreme. In addition to the moral issues involved with closed software, this precludes the user from running X apps. There is an untested and alpha-quality X11 emulation layer available for download, but it is emulation, so programs will be slow. Does this sound like a standards-based system to you?

Looking under the hood, it gets worse. While all other *nixes use standard ELF binaries, Darwin (Apple's name for their proprietary "Unix" kernel) does not. It uses Mach-O, an unproven format that is proprietary to Apple. The moribund FreeBSD, off which OS X is based, uses ELF, so clearly Apple went to the extra effort of "switching" (heh) simply to break compatibility. With ELF, users would be able to run most of their Lunix apps; with Mach-O this is impossible. Additionally, Apple has moved most configuration info fromhuman readable text files into a proprietary database called "NetInfo", which is much like the Windows registry we all loathe. Why? These are only a few of the ways that Apple has deliberately broken compatibility with other systems, presumably in order to lock users in to expensive Mac hardware.

When we factor in the threat to users' civil liberties that is posed by the DRM included to support the iTunes Music Store (do you really think it will end there?) it is obvious that real *nix gurus should give OS X a wide berth. Caveat emptor.

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"We're excited about this unique opportunity to whore around 's name for free. Now we no longer have to get paid under the counter from for doing so. I'm really excited considering I was about to hit the unemployment line pretty soon." stated Slashdot's Hemos who was watching streaming video from .

Industry insiders say the move was planned all along and that staff secretly conspired to generate free publicity for which is no longer struggling thanks to 's repeated mention of their name. "We think that, all along the plan was for to keep posting about until at least one in every one article mentioned because after all has become such a hot topic that we poop or just thinking about it.

staff would not elaborate more on this but stay tuned for upcoming posts regarding this groundbreaking news. And now for real news you can lose: Folks over at posted maps of the nations infrastructure free for terrorists to Download. Hooray you go Department of Homegrownland InSecurity. Folks over at have posted the guidelines for "National Information Security Systems" and it can be viewed at . A hacker snitch is in 's website after being caught doing sleazy shit. Now he wants the people at to violate his as promised. And finally, Scientists

"We're excited about this unique opportunity to whore around 's name for free. Now we no longer have to get paid under the counter from for doing so. I'm really excited considering I was about to hit the unemployment line pretty soon." stated Slashdot's Hemos who was watching streaming video from .

Industry insiders say the move was planned all along and that staff secretly conspired to generate free publicity for which is no longer struggling thanks to 's repeated mention of their name. "We think that, all along the plan was for to keep posting about until at least one in every one article mentioned because after all has become such a hot topic that we poop or just thinking about it.

staff would not elaborate more on this but stay tuned for upcoming posts regarding this groundbreaking news. And now for real news you can lose: Folks over at posted maps of the nations infrastructure free for terrorists to Download. Hooray you go Department of Homegrownland InSecurity. Folks over at have posted the guidelines for "National Information Security Systems" and it can be viewed at . A hacker snitch is in 's website after being caught doing sleazy shit. Now he wants the people at to violate his as promised. And finally, Scientists

"We're excited about this unique opportunity to whore around 's name for free. Now we no longer have to get paid under the counter from for doing so. I'm really excited considering I was about to hit the unemployment line pretty soon." stated Slashdot's Hemos who was watching streaming video from .

Industry insiders say the move was planned all along and that staff secretly conspired to generate free publicity for which is no longer struggling thanks to 's repeated mention of their name. "We think that, all along the plan was for to keep posting about until at least one in every one article mentioned because after all has become such a hot topic that we poop or just thinking about it.

staff would not elaborate more on this but stay tuned for upcoming posts regarding this groundbreaking news. And now for real news you can lose: Folks over at posted maps of the nations infrastructure free for terrorists to Download. Hooray you go Department of Homegrownland InSecurity. Folks over at have posted the guidelines for "National Information Security Systems" and it can be viewed at . A hacker snitch is in 's website after being caught doing sleazy shit. Now he wants the people at to violate his as promised. And finally, Scientists

"We're excited about this unique opportunity to whore around 's name for free. Now we no longer have to get paid under the counter from for doing so. I'm really excited considering I was about to hit the unemployment line pretty soon." stated Slashdot's Hemos who was watching streaming video from .

Industry insiders say the move was planned all along and that staff secretly conspired to generate free publicity for which is no longer struggling thanks to 's repeated mention of their name. "We think that, all along the plan was for to keep posting about until at least one in every one article mentioned because after all has become such a hot topic that we poop or just thinking about it.

staff would not elaborate more on this but stay tuned for upcoming posts regarding this groundbreaking news. And now for real news you can lose: Folks over at posted maps of the nations infrastructure free for terrorists to Download. Hooray you go Department of Homegrownland InSecurity. Folks over at have posted the guidelines for "National Information Security Systems" and it can be viewed at . A hacker snitch is in 's website after being caught doing sleazy shit. Now he wants the people at to violate his as promised. And finally, Scientists

"We're excited about this unique opportunity to whore around 's name for free. Now we no longer have to get paid under the counter from for doing so. I'm really excited considering I was about to hit the unemployment line pretty soon." stated Slashdot's Hemos who was watching streaming video from .

Industry insiders say the move was planned all along and that staff secretly conspired to generate free publicity for which is no longer struggling thanks to 's repeated mention of their name. "We think that, all along the plan was for to keep posting about until at least one in every one article mentioned because after all has become such a hot topic that we poop or just thinking about it.

staff would not elaborate more on this but stay tuned for upcoming posts regarding this groundbreaking news. And now for real news you can lose: Folks over at posted maps of the nations infrastructure free for terrorists to Download. Hooray you go Department of Homegrownland InSecurity. Folks over at have posted the guidelines for "National Information Security Systems" and it can be viewed at . A hacker snitch is in 's website after being caught doing sleazy shit. Now he wants the people at to violate his as promised. And finally, Scientists

"We're excited about this unique opportunity to whore around 's name for free. Now we no longer have to get paid under the counter from for doing so. I'm really excited considering I was about to hit the unemployment line pretty soon." stated Slashdot's Hemos who was watching streaming video from .

Industry insiders say the move was planned all along and that staff secretly conspired to generate free publicity for which is no longer struggling thanks to 's repeated mention of their name. "We think that, all along the plan was for to keep posting about until at least one in every one article mentioned because after all has become such a hot topic that we poop or just thinking about it.

staff would not elaborate more on this but stay tuned for upcoming posts regarding this groundbreaking news. And now for real news you can lose: Folks over at posted maps of the nations infrastructure free for terrorists to Download. Hooray you go Department of Homegrownland InSecurity. Folks over at have posted the guidelines for "National Information Security Systems" and it can be viewed at . A hacker snitch is in 's website after being caught doing sleazy shit. Now he wants the people at to violate his as promised. And finally, Scientists

"We're excited about this unique opportunity to whore around 's name for free. Now we no longer have to get paid under the counter from for doing so. I'm really excited considering I was about to hit the unemployment line pretty soon." stated Slashdot's Hemos who was watching streaming video from .

Industry insiders say the move was planned all along and that staff secretly conspired to generate free publicity for which is no longer struggling thanks to 's repeated mention of their name. "We think that, all along the plan was for to keep posting about until at least one in every one article mentioned because after all has become such a hot topic that we poop or just thinking about it.

staff would not elaborate more on this but stay tuned for upcoming posts regarding this groundbreaking news. And now for real news you can lose: Folks over at posted maps of the nations infrastructure free for terrorists to Download. Hooray you go Department of Homegrownland InSecurity. Folks over at have posted the guidelines for "National Information Security Systems" and it can be viewed at . A hacker snitch is in 's website after being caught doing sleazy shit. Now he wants the people at to violate his as promised.

"We're excited about this unique opportunity to whore around 's name for free. Now we no longer have to get paid under the counter from for doing so. I'm really excited considering I was about to hit the unemployment line pretty soon." stated Slashdot's Hemos who was watching streaming video from .

Industry insiders say the move was planned all along and that staff secretly conspired to generate free publicity for which is no longer struggling thanks to 's repeated mention of their name. "We think that, all along the plan was for to keep posting about until at least one in every one article mentioned because after all has become such a hot topic that we poop or just thinking about it.

staff would not elaborate more on this but stay tuned for upcoming posts regarding this groundbreaking news. And now for real news you can lose: Folks over at posted maps of the nations infrastructure free for terrorists to Download. Hooray you go Department of Homegrownland InSecurity. Folks over at have posted the guidelines for "National Information Security Systems" and it can be viewed at . A hacker snitch is in 's website after being caught doing sleazy shit. Now he wants the people at to violate his as promised.

"We're excited about this unique opportunity to whore around 's name for free. Now we no longer have to get paid under the counter from for doing so. I'm really excited considering I was about to hit the unemployment line pretty soon." stated Slashdot's Hemos who was watching streaming video from .

Industry insiders say the move was planned all along and that staff secretly conspired to generate free publicity for which is no longer struggling thanks to 's repeated mention of their name. "We think that, all along the plan was for to keep posting about until at least one in every one article mentioned because after all has become such a hot topic that we poop or just thinking about it.

staff would not elaborate more on this but stay tuned for upcoming posts regarding this groundbreaking news. And now for real news you can lose: Folks over at posted maps of the nations infrastructure free for terrorists to Download. Hooray you go Department of Homegrownland InSecurity. Folks over at have posted the guidelines for "National Information Security Systems" and it can be viewed at . A hacker snitch is in 's website after being caught doing sleazy shit. Now he wants the people at to violate his as promised.

"We're excited about this unique opportunity to whore around 's name for free. Now we no longer have to get paid under the counter from for doing so. I'm really excited considering I was about to hit the unemployment line pretty soon." stated Slashdot's Hemos who was watching streaming video from .

Industry insiders say the move was planned all along and that staff secretly conspired to generate free publicity for which is no longer struggling thanks to 's repeated mention of their name. "We think that, all along the plan was for to keep posting about until at least one in every one article mentioned because after all has become such a hot topic that we poop or just thinking about it.

staff would not elaborate more on this but stay tuned for upcoming posts regarding this groundbreaking news. And now for real news you can lose: Folks over at posted maps of the nations infrastructure free for terrorists to Download. Hooray you go Department of Homegrownland InSecurity. Folks over at have posted the guidelines for "National Information Security Systems" and it can be viewed at . A hacker snitch is in 's website after being caught doing sleazy shit. Now he wants the people at to violate his as promised.

"We're excited about this unique opportunity to whore around 's name for free. Now we no longer have to get paid under the counter from for doing so. I'm really excited considering I was about to hit the unemployment line pretty soon." stated Slashdot's Hemos who was watching streaming video from .

Industry insiders say the move was planned all along and that staff secretly conspired to generate free publicity for which is no longer struggling thanks to 's repeated mention of their name. "We think that, all along the plan was for to keep posting about until at least one in every one article mentioned because after all has become such a hot topic that we poop or just thinking about it.

staff would not elaborate more on this but stay tuned for upcoming posts regarding this groundbreaking news. And now for real news you can lose: Folks over at posted maps of the nations infrastructure free for terrorists to Download. Hooray you go Department of Homegrownland InSecurity. Folks over at have posted the guidelines for "National Information Security Systems" and it can be viewed at . A hacker snitch is in 's website after being caught doing sleazy shit. Now he wants the people at to violate his as promised.

"We're excited about this unique opportunity to whore around 's name for free. Now we no longer have to get paid under the counter from for doing so. I'm really excited considering I was about to hit the unemployment line pretty soon." stated Slashdot's Hemos who was watching streaming video from .

Industry insiders say the move was planned all along and that staff secretly conspired to generate free publicity for which is no longer struggling thanks to 's repeated mention of their name. "We think that, all along the plan was for to keep posting about until at least one in every one article mentioned because after all has become such a hot topic that we poop or just thinking about it.

staff would not elaborate more on this but stay tuned for upcoming posts regarding this groundbreaking news. And now for real news you can lose: Folks over at posted maps of the nations infrastructure free for terrorists to Download. Hooray you go Department of Homegrownland InSecurity. Folks over at have posted the guidelines for "National Information Security Systems" and it can be viewed at . A hacker snitch is in 's website after being caught doing sleazy shit. Now he wants the people at to violate his as promised.

"We're excited about this unique opportunity to whore around 's name for free. Now we no longer have to get paid under the counter from for doing so. I'm really excited considering I was about to hit the unemployment line pretty soon." stated Slashdot's Hemos who was watching streaming video from .

Industry insiders say the move was planned all along and that staff secretly conspired to generate free publicity for which is no longer struggling thanks to 's repeated mention of their name. "We think that, all along the plan was for to keep posting about until at least one in every one article mentioned because after all has become such a hot topic that we poop or just thinking about it.

staff would not elaborate more on this but stay tuned for upcoming posts regarding this groundbreaking news. And now for real news you can lose: Folks over at posted maps of the nations infrastructure free for terrorists to Download. Hooray you go Department of Homegrownland InSecurity. Folks over at have posted the guidelines for "National Information Security Systems" and it can be viewed at . A hacker snitch is in 's website after being caught doing sleazy shit. Now he wants the people at to violate his as promised.

"We're excited about this unique opportunity to whore around 's name for free. Now we no longer have to get paid under the counter from for doing so. I'm really excited considering I was about to hit the unemployment line pretty soon." stated Slashdot's Hemos who was watching streaming video from .

Industry insiders say the move was planned all along and that staff secretly conspired to generate free publicity for which is no longer struggling thanks to 's repeated mention of their name. "We think that, all along the plan was for to keep posting about until at least one in every one article mentioned because after all has become such a hot topic that we poop or just thinking about it.

staff would not elaborate more on this but stay tuned for upcoming posts regarding this groundbreaking news. And now for real news you can lose: Folks over at posted maps of the nations infrastructure free for terrorists to Download. Hooray you go Department of Homegrownland InSecurity. Folks over at have posted the guidelines for "National Information Security Systems" and it can be viewed at . A hacker snitch is in 's website after being caught doing sleazy shit. Now he wants the people at to violate his as promised.

Checking out the head lines on CNet, and after reading some of the article, one might start to think SCO "might" have a case. But again, still no one has seen this code. But the more intersting thing I realized was this: SCO is now poo-pooing the GPL and questioning the "legality" of teh GPL. Then I got to the end of this CNet article and how the talked about the next release of OpenServer. It states that OpenServer would "provide better compatibility with Microsoft Windows through version 3 of Samba". I had to double check, but Samba is most definately GPL'd. Npw lets have a look at whats in Open Server 5, you'll see a good portion of it includes GLP software. So is this a "do as we say, not as we do" sort of thing?

Looks like HP is sponsoring after all.

"We're excited about this unique opportunity to whore around 's name for free. Now we no longer have to get paid under the counter for doing so. I'm really excited considering I was about to hit the unemployment line pretty soon." stated Slashdot's Hemos who was watching streaming video from .

Industry insiders say the move was planned all along and that Slashdot staff secretly conspired to generate free publicity for which is no longer struggling thanks to Slashdot's repeated mention of their name. "We think that, all along the plan was for Slashdot to keep posting about until at least one in every one article mentioned because after all has become such a Slashdot hot topic that we poop or just thinking about it.

staff would not elaborate more on this but stay tuned for upcoming posts regarding this groundbreaking news.

"We're excited about this unique opportunity to whore around 's name for free. Now we no longer have to get paid under the counter for doing so. I'm really excited considering I was about to hit the unemployment line pretty soon." stated Slashdot's Hemos who was watching streaming video from .

Industry insiders say the move was planned all along and that Slashdot staff secretly conspired to generate free publicity for which is no longer struggling thanks to Slashdot's repeated mention of their name. "We think that, all along the plan was for Slashdot to keep posting about until at least one in every one article mentioned because after all has become such a Slashdot hot topic that we poop or just thinking about it.

staff would not elaborate more on this but stay tuned for upcoming posts regarding this groundbreaking news.

"We're excited about this unique opportunity to whore around 's name for free. Now we no longer have to get paid under the counter for doing so. I'm really excited considering I was about to hit the unemployment line pretty soon." stated Slashdot's Hemos who was watching streaming video from .

Industry insiders say the move was planned all along and that Slashdot staff secretly conspired to generate free publicity for which is no longer struggling thanks to Slashdot's repeated mention of their name. "We think that, all along the plan was for Slashdot to keep posting about until at least one in every one article mentioned because after all has become such a Slashdot hot topic that we poop or just thinking about it.

staff would not elaborate more on this but stay tuned for upcoming posts regarding this groundbreaking news.

"We're excited about this unique opportunity to whore around 's name for free. Now we no longer have to get paid under the counter for doing so. I'm really excited considering I was about to hit the unemployment line pretty soon." stated Slashdot's Hemos who was watching streaming video from .

Industry insiders say the move was planned all along and that Slashdot staff secretly conspired to generate free publicity for which is no longer struggling thanks to Slashdot's repeated mention of their name. "We think that, all along the plan was for Slashdot to keep posting about until at least one in every one article mentioned because after all has become such a Slashdot hot topic that we poop or just thinking about it.

staff would not elaborate more on this but stay tuned for upcoming posts regarding this groundbreaking news.

"We're excited about this unique opportunity to whore around 's name for free. Now we no longer have to get paid under the counter for doing so. I'm really excited considering I was about to hit the unemployment line pretty soon." stated Slashdot's Hemos who was watching streaming video from .

Industry insiders say the move was planned all along and that Slashdot staff secretly conspired to generate free publicity for which is no longer struggling thanks to Slashdot's repeated mention of their name. "We think that, all along the plan was for Slashdot to keep posting about until at least one in every one article mentioned because after all has become such a Slashdot hot topic that we poop or just thinking about it.

staff would not elaborate more on this but stay tuned for upcoming posts regarding this groundbreaking news.

"We're excited about this unique opportunity to whore around 's name for free. Now we no longer have to get paid under the counter for doing so. I'm really excited considering I was about to hit the unemployment line pretty soon." stated Slashdot's Hemos who was watching streaming video from .

Industry insiders say the move was planned all along and that Slashdot staff secretly conspired to generate free publicity for which is no longer struggling thanks to Slashdot's repeated mention of their name. "We think that, all along the plan was for Slashdot to keep posting about until at least one in every one article mentioned because after all has become such a Slashdot hot topic that we poop or just thinking about it.

staff would not elaborate more on this but stay tuned for upcoming posts regarding this groundbreaking news.