Editorials

Your papers are not in order!, 27-Jan-2006 — Civil liberty and freedom to travel within the United States
The US is not in a state of war, 26-Jan-2006 — The undeclared war doesn't justify taking away civil liberties
Death penalty — 20-Dec-2005
Impeach President Bush for criminal acts, 20-Dec-2005 — If lying about sex was sufficient to impeach President Clinton, surely we can impeach a President that openly admits committing a felony
Zero tolerance, 30-Oct-2005
Freedom of Speech, R.I.P., 16-Oct-2005
Domestication, 22-Sep-2005
OnStar Off, 15-Sep-2005
The Real Problem With the Space Program, by "Anonymous Coward", 24-Jul-2004
USB vs. Serial, 22-Mar-2004
Trusted Computing: Trusted by Whom?, regarding the TCPA, 12-Apr-2000 — updated with links to Microsoft Palladium information, 14-Jul-2002 — added link to Richard Stallman's article, 22-Oct-2002
Microsoft and the GPL, 28-Feb-2002
On the Need to "Install" Software, 22-May-2001
Why "Hate Crime" Laws Are a Bad Idea, 21-Oct-2000
Debugging Tools: A Crutch for Weak Minds?, 27-Apr-2000
Software Upgrades and Shared System Components, 16-Mar-2000
Serial ATA: The Unnecessary Standard, 16-Feb-2000
Computer "Collectors", 13-Oct-1999
The U.S. Government Cannot Grant Rights, 22-Sep-1999
Eric's Rules of Modems, 8-Jul-1999 (brief summary: NEVER buy a winmodem)
Does the GPL "force other software authors to use the same poverty license"?, 6-Jun-1999
The GPL is Capitalist, Not Socialist, by Mike Cornall, 27-Feb-1999
The Turn of the Millenium, 17-Feb-1999
Longevity of the Internet, 17-Feb-1999
Entry Barriers to the Operating System Market, 15-Oct-1998
Spam, Legislation, and the First Amendment, 14-Jun-1998
Code Protection Considered Harmful, 28-May-1998
Dynamic Linking and the GPL,27-May-1998
Why the New Copyright Bills Hurt Consumers, 17-May-1998

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