Yahoo Gave Search Data To Bush Administration Lawyers

Yahoo Inc. on Thursday acknowledged handing over search data requested in a subpoena from the Bush administration, which is hoping to use the information to revive an anti-porn law
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New Free/Libre/Open-source (FLO) license targets DRM!!! WAY TO GO GPL!!!

This is cool, the GNU GPL is going to guns with DRM stating “GPL software cannot use ‘digital restrictions’ on copyright material unless users can control them.”
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Google will fight Bush Administration demand for search records

The US Government is taking legal action to gain access to Google’s vast database of internet searches in an historic clash over privacy. The Bush Administration has asked a federal judge to order the world’s most popular internet search engine to hand over the records of all Google searches.
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PC’s of the FUTURE!

As small as a pen! As cool as the jetsons!
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Website for Linux Games!!!

The Linux Game Tome is a great site that covers all the latest Linux game releases. It has ratings and user submitted comments for most any game that you will find on the OS. Useful to find a game to play between coding sessions!
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Linux for the Musician, Musix

It is a Free Operating system intended for musicians and users in general. It also contains an enormous collection of free programs. The system will boot from your CD/DVD drive, with no need to install anything on your hard disk.
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How Much RAM Do You Really Need?

This is a great article on improving your computer’s performance and figuring out what your system needs as far memory goes.
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Cuba Switches WHOLE Nation To Linux!

ONE OF the last bastions of revolutionary socialism, Cuba is to switch all its computers over to Linux to counter the influence of the Evil Capitalistic American lackey Microsoft.
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Virtual NYC Tour

An actual virtual tour of New York City. Navigate the streets of New York while viewing thousands of pictures and using Google Maps as your guide. The website has descriptions of stores and historical sites. The descriptions will become available as you walk through the city. Great website!!
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History of Computer Security

“This list of papers was initially distributed on CD-ROM at NISSC ‘98. These papers are unpublished, seminal works in computer security. They are papers every serious student of computer security should read. They are not easy to find. The goal of this collection is to make them widely available.”
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