sysadmin madness, in relative perspective
This interesting article popped up (dutch only, sorry) about Microsoft (and all non-eu) sovereign clouds, and what it boils down to: it’s a lie. If you as an EU individual, company, or worse, government, puts your data in any american owned (but the same applies to anything not EU) cloud, your data is up for … Read More “the lies about non-eu ‘sovereign’ cloud” »
Today, I read a news article (dutch only, sorry), about how 2 organisations in The Netherlands, where I live, are being sued for voicing a protest against certain companies that produce in India, and the working conditions they have there. What’s even more shocking, is that my ISP, xs4all, is being sued as well, because … Read More “legal madness in India” »
Okay, some of you might have felt a tremor on the 10th of August. And in case you where wondering: that was the Novell vs SCO verdict being dropped off by the judge 🙂 This 109 pages of legal words are like the hand of God (or whatever deity you favour) smacking SCO down. GrokLaw … Read More “SCO falls… extremely hard” »
According to CNet the Minnesota Supreme Court has ruled in favour of a defendant who is contesting a drunk driving charge. The defence may review the source code of the breath test machine, in this case the Intoxilyzer 5000EN by CMI. Interestingly the case of who owns the source code, the state of Minnesota, or … Read More “US Judge: defendant may evaluate source code breath test” »
