There is some confusion over this one, an article about federal legislators taking opposition to the General Public License. Note that it is led by a representative with tight ties to Microsoft. As I used to say about Louisiana politicians when I lived there "he's so deep in their pocket that you can see the lint stuck to his head." This one comes from Mitch Wagner's weblog. iew](http://traprockpeace.org/guardian091902.html) from The Guardian with UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter about why we know that Iraq is not near to creating nuclear weapons. He goes out of his way to point out that Iraq are not honorable, or that they are not desirous of weapons of mass destruction, just that we know that they couldn't have rebuilt in the 4 years since inspectors left without leaving tracks the intelligence community could trace. o my Linux box via the DynDNS address, it would fail flatly for some networking reason relating to my Netgear box. If I tried to do the same thing but using the internal IP address as the hostname, it also wouldn't work and I'm not sure why. Today it occurred to me that I should try just not qualifying the address at all, and only using my Linux account name. Damn it all, it worked! I wish I had figured this out six months ago. Now I am able to easily collect links on my Mac while reading news, mail them to myself and blog them. Because of this, I'll have a few more links in here than I have lately.