At least part of the above post is not just wrong but absurdly misleading. The putative quote regarding nosediving is contextually crippled. The original quote comes from another absurd post: iPad magazine sales drop wherein the observation is made that Wired and other made-for-iPad magazines are not faring well after their initial launches. The article fails to assess the impact of absurd subscription pricing policies on peoples' willingness to engage in self-abuse.

Hulu is really not worth using. There must be a more effective service for boxee. I can't use Hulu because my IP address doesn't appear to be in the U.S. and they claim some license restrictions that don't permit anywhere but the U.S. to view their content. What utter garbage to spend time worrying over a lame service further restricting who can use them!

Yes, I intended to refer to the two different JFS implementations and to indicate that the one in use in Linux is not dependent on the questions of derivation in the SCO license to IBM.

The fact that there was a JFS predating SCO and that was at one time implemented in AIX does not necessarily contradict the SCO position depending on how the derivation restrictions are interpreted; however, the fact that the JFS contributed to Linux was a clean-room version (to be demonstrated in court) would certainly negate that claim by SCO.