Long time no update......I have started another Linux Blog called Linuxwatch.net.This blog will be more about crazy tech news. Lately I have been refining my site and learning more and more about Ebay. I was reading today about bots that morph during install and use Zombie machines machine to send large amounts of data to numerous websites. All I do know is the computer world has changed from the days of playing Zork on my PC jr. Till the next post Cheers and Erin go braugh!!!!!!!

As the rest of the world toiled to update the Virus defs I spent my time updating my Kernel to 2.6. I am currently running
Knoppix STD .1 on my Laptop and am very happy with it. It uses Flux as a Window manager and runs very fast. Until the
next time.........Zut

TheStar.com - 'Code that can't be cracked'

Youneed a NY Times password for this but it is a great article on the many uses of Cow Parts. I came across this article while looking further into Mad Cow Disease and eating my $8 Burger.....Wish me Luck

Very Interesting Article that details the similarities between Computer Viruses and Biological Ones. Turns out that we are vulnerable to Viruses because we have created a Digital Monoculture ie Microsoft

Linux Desktop for the Masses is "10 Years" Away, Says Torvalds (LinuxWorld): "Linux Desktop for the Masses is '10 Years' Away, Says Torvalds"

HP claims $2.5B in Linux revenue- ADTmag.com: "HP claims $2.5B in Linux revenue"

No waiting for windows to boot on new PC - (United Press International)

Forbes.com: HP says it had $2.5 bln in Linux revenue in 2003

SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Technology -- Is bigger better, or thin in? Consumer electronics go both ways: "Philips introduced a digital camcorder the size of a key ring, including a 1.5-gigabyte hard drive that can store up to 24 minutes of video. The device, roughly the size of a Pez candy dispenser, can also hold digital photos or MP3 songs."

I did;nt make it to CES this year but I do love reading about the new Gadgets. Laser Beams for Fish Tanks???? It came from CES!

AP Wire | 01/12/2004 | Intel, IBM help set up Linux legal defense fund

The Microsoft ad push cranks up the 'get Linux' volume

Security group warns of hole in Linux kernel - Computerworld

apcmag.com: January news