In regards to the webcast that RealNetworks was hosting about their Open
Source(ish) Helix framework, the following was seen on Slashdot:
During the QA session of the webcast:
Perens: I've been reading questions off of slashdot, most of which have
been positive.
Glaser: Are you sure
http://slashdot.org/articles/01/08/09/1254204.shtml
Or was it an overload caused by SirCam?
Cheers,
Bayard
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On Sat, 23 Jun 2001, Tom Rauschenbach wrote:
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Yes. I think that they are being audited due to the break in several
weeks ago.
C-Ya,
Kenny
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On Sat, 23 Jun 2001, Kenneth E. Lussier wrote:
Yes. I think that they are being audited due to the break in several
weeks ago.
C-Ya,
Kenny
Tom Rauschenbach wrote:
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CmdrTaco and Hemos will be speaking (separately) at MIT tonight. Further details
at:
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It's the typical Microsoft thing. Take a standard, make it slightly
incompatible, and then try to make their incompatible version the new
standard. They tried that with Java already (and failed thank
goodness).
Warren
Jerry Feldman wrote:
I am baffled why Microsoft would do this.
Standards are another thing. The market leader always wants to eschew
standards. IBM used to do this in the mainframe business. Back in the
'60s, the standard was ASCII, and IBM used EBCDIC, the standard for
databases was network, IBM went hierachial. There were other things
also. We see
ng a forum that threatens that
information control is thus very threatening to M$, hence the attempt to
bully Slashdot on this issue.
Personally I'm hoping Microsoft doesn't back off, or that they go far
enough before they do back off to provide Slashdot an opportunity
to take aggressive countermeasures,
I am baffled why Microsoft would do this. Interesting.
Bruce McCulley wrote:
from Computerworld:
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Microsoft is charging that Slashdot.org has violated
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