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Microsoft revealed last week that Windows Home Server is corrupting shared files when accessed by a variety of Microsoft and third party programs:
Overnight, Google has disabled the Gmail accounts of numerous users leaving them out of touch with friends and relatives on Christmas Eve. Here are a few excerpts from the user feedback in the Gmail Help Discussion group (with email addresses deleted):
It’s a long story and a complicated arrangement, but the developers of the open-source Samba file-sharing (aka work group server) software finally have access to the Microsoft protocol information promised in both the US and EU antitrust settlements. In a nut shell:
Despite Microsoft’s best efforts to stop Google’s acquisition of DoubleClick, the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced today that they have completed their investigation and have no objections:
I won’t even try to explain the US law related to Internet gambling, but today Microsoft, Yahoo, and Google paid $31.5 million to settle claims that they promoted Internet gambling by carrying Internet gambling ads on their ad networks:
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