Al last it’s possible to make orders and donations to the Free Software Foundation usign the web. They were waiting the RSA patent to expire, and when it expired, then they waited for someone to set up a server for them.
The first time I saw the news I thought it was a hoax. Three days have passed since, and nobody from AOL nor Red Hat has denied the information, so let’s believe there’s some point in it.
The original article is here (The Washington Post). What people is saying: Slashdot, Kuro5hin, Ars Technica, Barrapunto [Spanish], Cat-Linux [Catalan].
Also interesting is this article in Newsforge, which I agree: Red Hat with AOL/TW recources will be powerful enought to battle Microsoft.
Update: There’s no buy-out, according to CNet.
The Debian Project has new pages dealing with how to get their ISO images of their GNU/Linux.
The new pages are here. There are links to some (few) sites that host the ISO images and information on two ways of constructing your own image from package files (the ones that carry the two hundred mirrors Debian has in the world): the (ugly) pseudo-image kit and the (new) jigdo.
Same as lego porn, but with army toys (do you remember GI Joe?). Here.
More on Lego… Now The Lord Of The Rings starred by Lego’s, AKA “Lego of the Rings“. People is definitely mad.
Good thing! Now you can comment on my articles. You simply have to click on “comment” and write. Thanks to Yaccs for this great service.
By the way, if you can help me setting up a Postnuke, PHP Nuke, Slash, Scoop or similar weblog system, I’ll be very grateful. I have little free time and want to host my own weblog.
What can you do when you’re fed up with your workplace? Here you have some ideas. Useless, of course.
Some people seems not to know what they want. Look at this man: he cuts his hand, then gets a hand implanted, then wants it off, and now wants another hand. And you can do it recursively to infinite… The article is here.
Mumble, mumble… this is interesting: The Sun says there’s a penis in the new Euro coins, concretely en the 2 cent coin. Here’s a picture X-D
The New Scientist magazine talks in this article about some scientists who have taken luminosity data about more than 200,000 galaxies, have interleaved them and here is the result: it’s a tone between medium aquamarine and pale turquoise. The RGB code is #A2E8CC, if you want to know.
A nice colur, isn’t it?
Update: There’s another article in Space.com about this topic.