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SCO Seeks Licenses Down Under

Posted by timothy on from the whatcha-eatin'-under-there dept.

WildCode writes "SCO is now targeting Aussies in its continuing Linux licence saga. According to the story, one Aussie organization has already signed up for the licence. The ACCC has no comment at this time but this certainly puts a twist on things as the ACCC were waiting for the results of the lawsuits in the U.S. before making any judgement. Personally I think its time for the ACCC to say to SCO 'wait for the U.S outcomes before taking action here.'" An anonymous reader points to another story at internetnews.com.

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  1. Did you know? Get this! by some+guy+I+know · · Score: 0, Offtopic
    Did you know that Hadley, in the movie "Contact" was also Olivander from Harry Potter, and get this... he was Kane in Alien, the guy who had an alien jump out of his stomach.
    No, really?
    Did you know that he also played Caligula in "I, Claudius", and get this... he played other roles in other movies, as well (like "Spaceballs").
    Did you know that other actors in "Contact" played roles in other movies, plays, and get this... TV shows.
    Did you know that some nutcase wrote to Jodie Foster (the star of "Contact") and get this... he later shot a US president.
    Did you know that the movie "Contact" sucked compared to the book, and get this... in the book, several people rode the machine.

    Did you know that people with names other than "Hadley" have been to space, and get this... they have also talked to people on the Earth.

    Did you know that there was a TV show named "Mannix", and get this... Mannix's secretary was a former Miss America.

    Did you know that some people post the most stupid things to Slashdot, and get this... other people post equally stupid responses.

    ...

    Oh, wait...
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    Those who sacrifice security to condemn liberty deserve to repeat history or something. - Benjamin Santayana
  2. Re:I am by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Not in the UK it isn't. Webster got it wrong and now the rest of the English speaking world has to put up with you yanks complaining whenever things are spelt properly. Pathetic behaviour!