Mozilla release parties!

Nasty error handling.

The man on the right thinks Morris dancing is cool.

Remember when I was so excited about MacCVS? Well, it turns out it’s only a client. As is the other MacCVS.

Setting WAP MIME Types for Microsoft IIS and Apache is a nice quick read but doesn’t explain how to use headers to set the mime type (e.g. for dynamic pages).

The federal government’s rewrite of its proposed anti-terrorism laws is unlikely to pass through the Senate, with Labor calling for more changes.

Overseas corporations may increasingly look to Australia for cheaper IT services because of the tension between India and Pakistan, consulting firm Accenture said last week.

http://www.spunklovingsluts.com/ not what it seems.
It seems like they’re always just about to do something about the ticket inspectors but never quite get to the point: The Victorian Government will review the role of public transport ticket inspectors after complaints from commuters about their conduct, including allegations of assault.
“The US Government has acknowledged for the first time that man-made pollution is largely to blame for global warming.”

Fact of the day via the BBC: “Methane from the rear ends of farm animals accounts for about 15% of Australia’s greenhouse gas production.”

The [Australian] Federal Government will offer Afghan asylum seekers $2000 to abandon their claims for refugee status in Australia and return home to war-torn Afghanistan.
In other news… Spam sender sues man, claims he tried to stop its business
IBM signs Linux deal with Germany, including the classic quote, “It [Microsoft] says that switching to open source can damage a country’s indigenous IT industry, because some varieties of open source software place restrictions on copyright and intellectual property. “.