Microsoft Windows: Simple Security, Strong Security
There are two ways the Microsoft Windows users can protect themselves from common computer risks: 1) update virus signatures every day and 2) use Windows 2000/XP with a screen saver password.
SCO has SGI in it’s gun sites
Seems SCO has Silicon Graphics Inc in it’s sites and may be in the process of yanking SGI’s ability to license to distribute products based on Unix code that SCO controls. I wonder personally when the madness of SCO will…
Speakers for your iPod!
Apple continues to attract companies that create add on products for the iPod. Altec has done a great job with these speakers a bit pricey but would look cool on my desk next to my Windows based PC :) [Apple]
The Pot Calls The Kettle Black: Turning the Tables on Online Music Swapping
Sharman Networks, Ltd., owners of the KaZaA peer-to-peer file-sharing network, have sued entertainment companies for copyright infringement. Yep, that's right, the company that makes it possible to swap bootleg digital music is suing the music companies.
Court Bans Federal Do Not Call Registry
Just a few minutes ago, a federal judge in Oklahoma City ruled to ban the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) Do Not Call (no telemarketing) list. Lawyers for the FTC will file an appeal.
Don’t Spam in California
California Governor Gray Davis must be bucking for the Geek vote in the October 7th special election in which he could be recalled from office. Today he stood tough and signed an antispam law that prohibits anyone from sending unsolicted commmercial e-mail (UCE, aka spam) to a California e-mail address.
Apple PowerBooks G4 Introduced
Apple introduced the G4 Powerbooks this morning and there case design engineers continue with familiar sleek design. [ThinkSecret]