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Wednesday, May 28, 2003 |
 Hacked and hosed: here's the boot screen of our trusty old Pentium box (heh, 133 MHz!), until recently a DNS and Web server at gulker.com. An ISP in Texas was being port scanned from it, so I yanked it off the air. Finally found time to dig into it... and as you can see the news isn't good (those aren't Roman characters on the screen - click to enlarge). What on earth did the kiddies do this time...?Comments 5:54:05 PM 
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 Unseasonably hot in Silicon Valley today: dotcom garden's 'optical telemetry' tells the story...Comments 5:22:31 PM
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MPAA and Free Speech: "We're all for it when its our right to free speech."
From an MPAA press release:
'Jack Valenti today hailed a unanimous ruling by the California Court of Appeals: “This is a tremendous victory not only for the studios involved in the case, but for anyone who values the rights granted by the First Amendment.” '
So, is that only movie studios who deserve 1st Amendment protection? What about programmers? You might also be interested in a Jack Valenti treatise on the 'moral imperative' in society... we all know what authorities on morality movie studios constitute... |
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Very big preso today: to the 4th Grade of Oak Knoll School. Neighbor Malea, sister of Godson Nate, has asked me to make a presentation about photography to her class. Here's the handout... Comments 10:47:30 AM
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Hollywood vs. Free Speech: The Merc has a story about the Hollywood lobby's attempts to limit free speech on the Net. "Hollywood has heavyweight backing in the case, including companies like Ford Motor, AOL-Time Warner and Boeing that warn free speech protections, in this instance, should be trumped by trade secret protections..." Dan Gillmor comments here. Remember when Hollywood types used to argue *for* free speech? Comments 9:32:29 AM
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Digital Music a medium reborn: "Years of paralyzing litigation, industry intransigence and failed strategies are finally giving way to promising efforts backed by major labels and artists--most notably Apple Computer's new iTunes Music Store." Also notes Yahoo Music and other signs that RIAA is looking more like the 'Dinosaur's Club'... Comments 9:25:58 AM
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Updated 4/16/04; 12:41:04 PM
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Chris Gulker'sUpdated 4/16/04; 12:41:04 PM
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