You know how many websites get hacked during holidays? This time it was SCO’s turn.
As of the publishing of this article, SCO’s website sported a “slightly” modified version of a graphic, which apparently illustrated their training offerings. This is how the site looked when I visited it (Update: They fixed it already).
SCO’s continuing campaign to pursue rights over code used in the Linux kernel must have really pissed someone…
[via FlashLounge]
Sorry for the total lack of updates during the last few weeks, too many things have driven me away from dedicating time to maintain the site. But today I had to blog, since I did it for the first time two years ago.
I wanted to re-launch the site or something, but I’ve been living under a rock for the last couple of months, mostly because of an unprecedent overload of work, which has made it impossible for me to write anything worth of being posted here or any other site; not even off-topic. However, expect updates in the following weeks, as the waters calm around here.
PS: If anybody does not have a Gmail account yet, I have 6 invitations that are about 2 months old.
