Groklaw, the BIG site about IP, SCO, Linux and IBM

Linux, however,
is hurting Sun far more than Microsoft. Solaris is similar to Linux,
which makes it very easy for customers to switch from one to the other.
Migrating from Windows to Linux is a much more fiddly process. As a
result, the technology bosses of companies, whose budgets have been
tight since the dotcom bust, are ditching Sun's computer systems, the
equivalent of Ferraris, for cheaper boxes from Dell, Hewlett-Packard or
IBM that run Linux, the equivalent of Fiats.

Good read on how judas kissed the Sun, why Sun will die and how MS will get better from losing 2x10^6 dollar

All possible commands on all (well, most, well Linux and others) possible Operating Systems. Excellent site; //allcommands.com.

Here are all //linux commands, the downsite being, there is no list of all *nix commands. By nature you can add them yourself, by downloading and compiling or by creating your own.

What //netcraft is doing for webservers, //this site is doing for MTA's, see the latest //report here.

So it seems that sendmail is still the number one, despite some [sendmail] postings on willy...

From the official MicroSoft website

The first time you install and start Microsoft Pregnancy and Child Care
takes between 4 and 15 minutes. The exact time depends on the speed of your
modem and if shared system files are required.

If you use a 28.8K bits-per-second (bps) modem the process takes
approximately four minutes. A 9600 bps modem may take as long as 15
minutes.

Come again? You can get pregnant by using a modem? And it can take up up to 15" if you are doing it slowly?

(And yes, I know its April First, but this posting was sheduled on 30/3 and has been on MS's site for some time. Btw: what will the 1/4 RFC of this year be?)
True, see this //kb article!