As several have pointed out, this article, at its base, looks at the supposed unfair coverage Red Hat got in the news media.
Let's look at the first three letters of the word <i>news</i> - <i>NEW</i>. The default password "vulnerability" of MSSQL has been around for <b>years</b>, ever since MS bought it from Sybase. Piranha is <i>new</i>. Therefore qualifies for <i>news</i>.
<p>Kind of like having a debate on why the press gives so much coverage to has-run presidential candidate Joh McCain's skin cancer while there is little coverage that President Kennedy has been shot. Must be that since McCain doesn't take soft money and can't pay off the media.
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> Finally, to me it really looks more and more like a mac. Give them a few years and they'll only 20 years behind!
And then, if they were to go with Linux at the core, it would have a 30 year old kernel design to compliment the 20 year old UI
As several have pointed out, this article, at its base, looks at the supposed unfair coverage Red Hat got in the news media.
Let's look at the first three letters of the word <i>news</i> - <i>NEW</i>. The default password "vulnerability" of MSSQL has been around for <b>years</b>, ever since MS bought it from Sybase. Piranha is <i>new</i>. Therefore qualifies for <i>news</i>.
<p>Kind of like having a debate on why the press gives so much coverage to has-run presidential candidate Joh McCain's skin cancer while there is little coverage that President Kennedy has been shot. Must be that since McCain doesn't take soft money and can't pay off the media.