Links 04/02/2008: OLPC Award, Red Hat in Asia, Linux.conf.au Summed Up
- Dr. Roy Schestowitz
- 2008-02-04 14:49:43 UTC
- Modified: 2008-02-04 14:49:43 UTC
Recent Techrights' Posts
- Almost Fully Caught Up
- The EPO series will continue very soon, maybe tomorrow or on Tuesday
- Links 02/11/2025: Another Halloween Bust and MAGA Regime Says Public Universities Should No Longer Hire 'Foreign' Employees
- Links for the day
- The Long-Coveted Milestone of 3,200 Active Gemini Capsules
- Despite being away some days last week, about 50,000 Gemini requests were served each day, on average
- Five More Days Till Techrights Party
- We'll have many more batches of Daily Links as we catch up with a 'backlog' of news
- Links 02/11/2025: More Nuclear Escalations and "Anti-Cybercrime Laws Are Being Weaponized to Repress Journalism"
- Links for the day
- Gemini Links 02/11/2025: "The Pragmatic Programmer", Perl New Features and Foostats
- Links for the day
- Over at Tux Machines...
- GNU/Linux news for the past day
- IRC Proceedings: Saturday, November 01, 2025
- IRC logs for Saturday, November 01, 2025
- Linux.com is Becoming Microsoft
- They took a once-reputable site with a vast audience and turned it into a pile of trash
- Microsoft Lunduke: People Pointing Out I'm a Bigot is a Badge of Honour
- It's almost as if he openly admits being a troll and is proud of it
- Oracle's Debt Continues Rising to All-Time Highs, The "Slop Bubble" is a Smokescreen for Larry Ellison
- wishful-thinking bubble waiting to implode completely
- News on the Web is Becoming Rare, Shallow, and Difficult to Find
- To efficiently and rapidly find original and important news without underlying comprehension/understanding of the news (and its context) is a hard task
- Slopwatch: Linux Journal, Serial Slopper, WebProNews, and More
- getting back into the habit
- The Cocaine Patent Office - Part III: European Patent Office Officials Cannot Claim False Identification
- Corroborating with other sources is always desirable if possible. We shall do so later in this series.
- Facebook's Debt Leaps to Over 51 Billion Dollars
- A lot of this is a bubble, aside from the bubble the media irresponsibly dubs "AI"
- Still Catching Up, Daily Links a Top Priority
- Readers who have additional information about the EPO can send it along to us
- 3 Days Ago Over at Tux Machines...
- GNU/Linux news
- Links 01/11/2025: "Americans Are Defaulting on Car Loans at an Alarming Rate" While Many Left to Starve (SNAP)
- Links for the day
- Gemini Links 01/11/2025: FIFO and Gemini Age Survey
- Links for the day
- Why Does German Media Protect the EPO From Accountability for Cocaine?
- Can we trust such media to properly inform the public?
- Most of This Month Will Deal With EPO Scandals
- A timeline of sorts
- Links 01/11/2025: Microsoft Azure Goes Offline Again
- Links for the day
- Links 01/11/2025: Microsoft Distributes Malware Again, Radio Free Asia Shut Down by Dictator
- Links for the day
- November is Here, Anniversary Party This Coming Friday
- Expect this site to return to its normal publication pace either by tomorrow or Monday
- Over at Tux Machines...
- GNU/Linux news for the past day
- IRC Proceedings: Friday, October 31, 2025
- IRC logs for Friday, October 31, 2025
- Gemini Links 01/11/2025: Synergetic Disinformation and Software Maintenance
- Links for the day
- IRC Proceedings: Thursday, October 30, 2025
- IRC logs for Thursday, October 30, 2025
- IRC Proceedings: Wednesday, October 29, 2025
- IRC logs for Wednesday, October 29, 2025
Comments
Mark Fink
2008-02-04 15:29:48
http://www.cogmation.com/mono-net-scripting.php
As you can see from that link as well, Cogmation is also now using MONO.
This needs to stop before it is too late. I'm worried about which video games have been contaminated with MONO! Have some Wii or PS3 video games become tainted (who cares about XBOX?). Or is it just PC games that have become tainted (I'm less worried about those since I don't typically play Windows games)?
What's wrong with the world? Don't they see that Microsoft, and, by association, Novell are evil? Don't they see that Miquel De Icaza is trying to destroy us? WTF!?!?
I can't even buy video games anymore for fear of getting the MONO.
I've tried explaining to my co-worker and others that MONO is riddled with patents that Microsoft is just waiting to gleefully use in order to destroy free software after Miquel has had his way by contaminating as much free software with MONO as he can, but I'm just ignored!
I've pointed them at this site and they simply shrug it off. What more can be done?
This site needs to be more widely heard. You need to push your articles further into the mainstream to make sure the WORLD knows about Miquel and Novell's subversion! It has got to stop! We can't let Microsoft and MONO win, it could be the end of freedom as we know it!
Bush doesn't know terrorism if it was under his nose (it is! right under his nose in the US in the form of Miquel and his MONO developers!). We need to fight this terrorism!
Mark
Roy Schestowitz
2008-02-04 15:47:36
"Microsoft is ready to oust Yahoo! board to achieve swift takeover
Suzy Jagger in New York, Jonathan Richards and Siobhan Kennedy
"Microsoft is threatening to launch a boardroom coup at Yahoo! within six weeks if the internet search engine fails to accept its $45 billion (€£23 billion) hostile takeover proposal or start serious merger talks, The Times has learned."
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/technology/article3300964.ece?EMC-Bltn=LOXCF1
There you go... msft business as usual..."
My immediate and hurried response was:
"This is similar to what Microsoft does in committees that votes on OOXML, it's similar to the way Microsoft 'killed' ISO (veterans escaped it), it's similar to what Microsoft did in MA (maybe Finland as well... where ODF supporters got pushed out), and probably XenSource too... (they put a Microsoft GM in charge before XenSource sold out).
Someone tells me they try to put Trojan horses (ex-Softies) in Google as well. They spread the diseases beyond enemy borders."
Quite a long time ago I wrote this:
http://boycottnovell.com/2007/10/24/microsoft-insiders-novell-query/
I tried to find out more about Steinman's past as well, but without success. A reliable source told me that he's partly (or mainly) responsible for the mess Novell is in and he has already said that he spends time pretty much in both companies.
Sam Varghese writes about it in the 'mainstream' press (ITWire) and I've just published an article in Datamation and it touches these issues as well (albeit very gently).
As Sam said some months ago, "someone is not telling us the whole story."
Can someone do some digging into Steinman's employment history?
Mark Fink
2008-02-04 15:51:00