An important question is, when will the file ok.txt from http://slashdot.org/ok.txt will be removed ?
Does anyone knows for how long it has been there ?

That seems a good tool to create a blog :
http://ex-parrot.com/~chris/wwwitter/README

You can post your messages using a mail client.

textfiles.com and oldskool.org are 2 websites I should add to my bookmarks.

Also the bbs documentary might be good. Something I'll have to buy.

here is an interesting text about secure software, from the author of Dovecot (an imap server).
I think he's true.

linkfilter
Where links are posted and moderated by users.
An other page I'll add to my bookmarks :)

That's an interesting website.
I should bookmark it :)

mailinator is interesting to avoid spam. When you need to get only one or 2 emails from some site, your give anything@mailinator.com, then you can go read it without a password, and the received email will be removed a few days later ...

One PearPC developper died after getting hit by a train.

We can read this on the PearPC webpage :
Yesterday evening at 23:00 one of my best friends, one of my best critics, one of the most valuable programmers of PearPC, the one who could help me in all situations, the one with whom I had the best time of my life, died after getting hit by a train.

LXer Linux News Headlines

I'll add this to my bookmark at home ...

Microsoft Starts its "Get The Facts" Campaign

(I save links in my journal)

Here is an article that explain why it is a good idea to use something else than Internet Explorer. Mainly because of security issues, and standards support. Also browsers like Mozilla have some functions that you can't find in IE (block pop-ups, tabs, etc ...)

Yes, it looks like a blog.
A lot of people I know have a blog. Maybe it could be a good idea if I started one.
At least, if I die this night, there will still be some memories from me on earth.

Hmm, does some people use their slashdot journal as a blog ?
Do you think it is a good idea ?