Jim Roepcke's weblog have browser, will travel (est. 1999)

Microsoft wants to control us, but we control them

News.com: Microsoft: Asia not playing fair over OS

Microsoft complaining about fair competition?

What is the government? Us. The people. (Okay, not so much in China, but still) If the people (the consumer, the market itself) elect a government that decides we would benefit from an alternative operating system that we can use to access critical government services and the Internet to communicate with the global community, where does Microsoft get off thinking that that's unfair?

Microsoft should look into the reasons WHY Asia wants to do this. If Microsoft offered them quality product at an affordable price under reasonable conditions, I don't believe they would be considering this.

I presume Microsoft believes it offers a quality product, affordably priced under reasonable conditions, so they should have nothing to fear. The only reason they should worry is if they know their offering is not as good a value as it could be.

No wonder Microsoft is worried.

Plone 1.0.5 released

Plone.org: Plone 1.0.5 released

This is an important release, as it includes CMF 1.3.2. I recommend that everyone update their Plone/CMF sites.

Coming up for air

Hi everyone. I've been really busy lately, 1 day off in the last 27. As you can imagine that leaves me with no energy for weblogging, never mind surfing for things to blog about.

Check out the blogroll on the right side of the home page for some good weblogs to read while I'm occupied. Have a good weekend!