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1. An Open Letter to Adobe Chairman John Warnock As written
2. As published May 5/05

3. SCO, IBM and Outcomes-Based Circular Reasoning As written
4. As published April 28/05

5. Apple, Mythology, and Desktop Security As written
6. As published April 21/05

7. Pssst... Free Linux! Only $799! As written
8. As published April 14/05

9. Mathematical Oddities To Anger and Inspire As written
10. As published April 7/05

11. Phishing and what to do about it As written
12. As published March 31/05

13. Perceptual Change and Cost Consequences As written
14. As published March 24/05

15. Controls and SOX Risks As written
16. As Published Mar 18/05

17. Pst Free Linux, only $995 As written: Version One.
18. As published Mar 11/05.

19. The importance of Linux As written
20. As published Mar 4/05

21. Pricing a Dual CPU Server
22. As published, Feb 3

23. Chickens, Eggs and Analyst Opinion
24. As published, Jan 27

25. Macintosh Justification
26. As published, Jan 20

27. Cigarettes and Cell Phones: Too Popular To Compare?
28. As published, Jan 13

29. Comparing Linux to System VR4
30. As published, Jan 06

31. Comparing Linux to System VR4 and looking for help
32. As published, Dec 30

33. Christmas AI and The Uplift Wars
34. As published, Dec 23

35. You Know You Might Be a Mac User If...
36. As published, Dec 16

37. Unifying Sun's Open Source Architecture
38. As published, Dec 09

39. Pricing an Imaginary IPO
40. As published, Dec 02/04

41. What Gaming Shows Us About Microsoft Marketing
42. As published, Nov 24/04

43. Tort Reform: A Bandwagon for Open Source
44. As published, Nov 18/04

45. The Importance of Solaris 10
46. As published, Nov 11/04

47. But there's no software for the Mac, right?
48. As published, Nov 4/04

49. Half an E-Voting Debate
50. As published, Oct 28/04

51. Dear Apple.ca: Get Your Act Together
52. As published, Oct 21/04

53. GUIs and Asimov's Three Laws
54. As published, Oct 14/04

55. Red Hat: Time for the Tar and Feathers
56. As published, Oct 07/04

57. But Macs are slower, right?
58. As published, Sep 30/04

59. Are Firewalls Useful? And Another Thing
60. As published, Sept 23/04

61. The Security Industry: Where Objectivity Is a Lie
62. As published, Sept 16/04

63. Lies, Damned Lies and Computer Security
64. As published, Sept 09/04

65. Election Risks: Mixing the Cosmic with the Comic
66. As published, Sept 02/04

67. But Macs are more expensive, right?
68. As published, Aug 25/04

69. Attracting Attackers: Windows vs. Unix
70. As published, Aug 18/04

71. Windows XP SP2 and the Risk of a Linux Backlash
72. As published, Aug 11/04

73. The White Box industry, surviving on theft and Poor Accounting?
74. As published, Aug 5/04

75. Sarbanes-Oxley: More Cause Than Cure?
76. As published, Jul 29/04

77. It's the Homogeneity, Stupid!
78. As Published, Jul 22/04

79. Are Mac users smarter than PC users?
80. As Published, Jul 15/04

81. Apple: Up the Market Without a CPU
82. As Published, Jul 8/04

83. Grid vs. SMP: The Empire Tries Again
84. As Published, Jul 1/04

85. Linux on Intel: Think Dead Man Walking
86. As Published, June 24/04

87. Fast, Faster and IBM's PlayStation 3 Processor
88. As Published, June 17/4

89. The Glitch
90. As published: June 13/04

91. Using tech to fix elections (Part 2)
92. As published June 6/04

93. Using Tech to fix elections (Part 1)
94. As published: May 27/04

95. Unix in the Data-Center: How To Fail by Succeeding
96. As published May 20/04

97. Grading the Windows-vs.-Unix Debate
98. As published: May 13/04

99. Using Linux in Your Resume
100. As published: May 6/04

101. Responding to Readers: Accounting for Politics in Technology
102. As Published: April 29/04

103. Microsoft, Open Source and National Security
104. As published: April 22/04

105. Sharks, Laziness and Sun's Gateway to Success
106. As published: April 15/04

     The Top 10 List of Worst Business IT Decisions As published: Apr 8/04

     Eight IT Textbooks, 4,031 Pages, 17 Mentions of Linux As published: Apr 2/04

     McNealy bets company on Corona CPU As published: Apr 1/04

     The Role of Hatred in Decision-Making? As published: Mar 25/04

     Congress and Protectionism: Outsourcing Your Job As published: Mar 18/04

     What Differentiates Linux from Windows? As published: Mar 11/04

     Meet Tomorrow's Venture Capitalists? As published: Mar 04/04

     The Money Bet: Solaris on Sparc As published: Feb 26/04

     Is Unix an out-sourcing vaccine? As published: Feb 19/04

     What does Linux Cost? As published: Feb 11/04

     Earth is flat! -survey? As published: Feb 04/04

     Is Linux Unix? As published: Jan 29/04

     Liability Reform As published: Jan 22/04

     Windows doesn't matter As published: Jan 15/04

     Becoming kinder, gentler.. As published: Jan 7/04

     Toronto's IT fiasco As published: Dec 31/03

     Bill Gates and the Asteroids of Doom As published: Dec 24/03

     Pusilianimousness As published: Dec 18/03

     An Open Letter to Darl McBride As published: Dec 11/03

     Hiring a Trojan Horse As published: Dec 4/03

107. Baffled Certainties: Betraying Lintel for Wintel
108. As published: Nov 27/03

     Hitting the Not Invented Here barrier As published: Nov 20/03

     Goodbye Suse, Suse goodbye As published: Nov 13/03

     Selling OpenSource against MS WEB/XML As published: Nov 6/03

     Counting Linux Installation As published: Oct 30/03

     A comment on the SCO/IBM mess As published: Oct 23/03

     MS worms and Viruses are lamarckian not biological As published: Oct 16/03

     A comment on bias As published: Oct 9/03

     IBM Intimidates MS? (a comment on a zVM benchmark) As published: Oct 2/03

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