14th February 2000 Archive

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• AMD profits from PIII famine Usually weak Q1 sales to match strong holiday quarter
• AMD to axe Athlon prices Feb 28 Updated The war that megahurtz continues
• British hack savages hand that feeds him Bribe not big enough, then?
• Bugs, Gartner and Dell rain on Win2k's parade But really, it's all been overblown...
• Cabletron shares jump as company splits Cleaves in four for 'focus and agility'
• Cannabis e-retailer claims moral righteousness Put that in your pipe and smoke it
• DDos degrades the Net Keynote Address
• Desktop Lawyer offers bargain basement prenuptial service Forms for swinging lovers
• Deutsche Telekom parades Net flat fees AOL Europe gets the DTs
• Developers urged to port apps to Willamette Goodbye Screaming Sindie, hello Screaming William
• Durlacher slams metered prices Interesting report, BT says
• Freeserve ADSL trial springs into action ...three months late
• Gates was big Mac fan, ex-girlfriend reveals And he was jealous of Steve Jobs' speaking skills. And she thought Steve Ballmer was a big jerk
• Intel: Memory strategy unchanged (cough) Intel Developer Forum Except it sort of has
• Internet security firm RSA's Web site hacked We feel safer already
• Is another MS antitrust case brewing in Japan? It does rather look like somebody's getting their retaliation in early...
• MS roadmaps Blackcomb, plans mid-year beta of next Win2k rev Old one-two returns - Blackcomb's hard, Whistler's a lot easier, and shippable
• MS, Bandai designing Power Ranger talking toy Windows Everywhere? There? Grief...
• NT 4.0 and Millennium win MSDN reprieve Now you don't see them, now you do...
• Piracy gets political as MS loses Kenya case Perpetrator hails 'victory for morality' against 'greedy multinational'
• Pirate plays Third World card in MS court case ...and Kenya judge agrees
• Porn sites undermine Paris brothels Net start-ups invade the red light district and scare off punters
• Proto-Itaniums reach proto-Forum Eight PC vendors a go-go
• Solaris for Itanium looking dead flakey Intel Developer Forum Another OS drops off the Merced coil?
• Washington saddles up in Quixotic pursuit of on-line privacy The war on cookies, and other exploits
• William Plague defaces No.10 Web site Racist, homophobes and pranksters invade discussion forums