By John Gruber
WorkOS launches auth.md — an open protocol for agent registration.
Linked List: November 17, 2005
Thursday, 17 November 2005
- MIT Unveils $100 Laptop to the World ★
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Great idea, and it’s good to see they’re getting closer to production. But: lime green?
- Apple Store Concierge ★
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New Flash-based web app for making reservations with Apple Store Geniuses.
- Interview With Paul Griffin ★
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J.D. Lasica interviews Griffin Technology Founder/CEO Paul Griffin.
- Eliminate Drag-and-Drop Delay in Cocoa Apps ★
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Great tip from Adam Knight; eliminates the need to click-and-hold before dragging the selected text in Cocoa apps.
- Sony ‘Rootkit’ DRM Numbers Add Up to Trouble ★
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Quinn Norton reporting for Wired News:
More than half a million networks, including military and government sites, were likely infected by copy-restriction software distributed by Sony on a handful of its CDs, according to a statistical analysis of domain servers conducted by a well-respected security researcher and confirmed by independent experts Tuesday.
Sony BMG has been on the run for almost two weeks with the public relations debacle of its XCP copy-restriction software, which has installed an exploit-vulnerable rootkit with at least 20 popular music titles on PCs all over the world