Yes, and what a great Friday it has been.. Didn’t go to school due to the school swimming carnival (Sick with some deadly disease - like i am on every swimming carnival :rolleyes:).
Anyway, for the news..
Our favourite group, The SCO (for those who have had their eyes closed, they are taking legal action against the open source community) have finally released details on what code was apparently ’stolen’. :rolleyes:
W32.Netsky.B@mm, a new mass-mailing worm appears to be on the rounds. More information at the Symantec website.. :S
Microsoft have turned down claims that they will be working with IBM to provide a port of their office suite, Microsoft Office, to linux.
According to Neowin.net a new build of Windows XP SP2 Beta is due very soon. 
A second ferry has crashed into a wharf at Circular Quay in the beautiful Sydney, Australia this morning. What is going on? 
Fancy some internet access with your hamburger at McDonalds? The first McDonald’s hotspots, provided by Telstra, in Australia have gone live today.
AOL and Earthlink are beginning to take action against users that are spamming their internet services and clients.
It appears that the 8550 portable player in the Apple IPod are able to play WMA files by default, however Apple have chose to lock this client out of their popular MP3 player.
Oops.. well, i bet thats what Pepsi are saying about their iTunes promotion. Apparently you are able to see the winning iTunes codes through the bottle, without even buying it.
That should keep you busy, for now
Comments
sock (February 21st, 2004, 8:05 pm)
What’s wrong with school swimming carnivals? =\
Chris Boulton (February 21st, 2004, 8:20 pm)
They are boring?
sock (February 28th, 2004, 8:20 pm)
Oh. Right.