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02/18/2004 Entry: "More Open Sauce"

Open Sauce.

As if you guys really needed to read another article about it, here is a very long, very good article about open source software.

And my other favorite axe-to-grind:

A message from Don Henley, you know, the Drummer for the Eagles, about the state of the music industry.

In their world,
music is generic. A major record label president confirmed this recently
when he referred to artists as "content providers."

I have a new axe to grind.

If you clicked on that last link, and I hope you did, you'll find that the WaPo.com now has a login requirement. If you're reading from abroad, they might not let you in without a matching zip code and city. So use mine: Nashville, TN, 37212 (ahh, my beloved Hillboro Village, I think fondly of Thee).

It only goes to show that the system not only allows you to lie, it provokes you to. The Washington Post thinks I'm an 90 year old woman, the CEO of an Aerospace company with 10,000 employees. Who does the the WaPo think you are?