[Eug-lug] SCO back from the dead?

[Mike Cherba]

I'll second Bob's response.  Thank you for the breakdown.  I really
appreciated being able to see some of the complexity here.  The usual
run of the mill internet argumnets about this sort of thing tend to
involve too much of "These guys are evil!  Therefore this is wrong!"
		-Mike

If buffer overflows are ever controlled, it won't be due to mere
crashes, but due to their making systems vulnerable to hackers. Software
crashes due to mere incompetence apparently don't raise any eyebrows,
because no one wants to fault the incompetent programmer and his
incompetent boss. --- Henry Baker


On Tue, 2008-02-19 at 08:44 -0800, Bob Miller wrote:
> marbux wrote:
> 
> > Sorry for the length, but it's an interesting case.
> 
> Don't apologize.  It was all signal, no noise.
> 
> Wikileaks have a lawyer, so they could pursue this.  Would they have
> to appeal to reverse the court order to lock up the domain name?
> 
> Of course, the whole ordeal is great publicity for Wikileaks.  I'm
> sure I'm not the only person who only heard of them because of the
> lawsuit.
>