Thursday, January 22, 2004

Some other stories Some Dell PowerEdge servers die after smoking - I guess this means that Dell is losing it's luster. (inside joke) Governments vote against Microsoft - the saga continues! Porting problems put carrier swaps on hold - my employer seems to be doing well. Nevada coroner puts photos of deceased on Internet - not sure how I feel about this one. RIAA embarks on new round of piracy suits - another stupid move fromt he group that defines DUH! Savage discounts from MS flush OSS desktop from London council - another sign of M$ weakness. The Gates-trix - pretty amusing job. Bush in 30 Seconds - great ads about something that is not funny. Enjoy - it's a confusing and amusing world...mj 1:44:00 PM

ESERVE doesn't serve... Check out this article about the Bush Administrations attempts to set up Internet voting for overseas Americans. While I applaud the effort, the fact that it violates the idea of open accessibility by limiting access to all voters is just one more reason to hold off. This system does not allow users of Linux, or Macintosh computers the ability to vote. On the internet there is no reason to limit access. It is after-all a world of open standards, and to limit it to one standard and disenfranchise voters is not the American way (or at least it shouldn't be)...mj 11:53:18 AM

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