Humor Boycott, Lawsuits SCO Unix Operating Systems

Humor Boycott, Lawsuits SCO Unix Operating Systems

Humor

This category is for links that are mostly about funny, humorous, aspects or presentations of the SCO vs. IBM lawsuit.

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- Photographs (7) of coffee mug shown modified to handle bio-waste receptacle functions, and being used for such by penguin wearing a gnu about his neck. [Brian/Mitchell Genealogy]
- Interactively generates random number of sentences from old Slashdot comments, randomly mixed, with random topics, usually making a funny, if chaotic, combination. All comment pieces belong to original owners. [RageAgainst.net]
- By Pete Mawse. Brief history lesson of everybody's favorite value-subtracted company. Sarcastic exagerated interpretation of SCO history. [Humorix]
- Yo Darl, w'sup? SCO CEO Darl McBride as Hip Hop, Rap music artist, strikingly similar to Vanilla Ice. Handsome photograph, actual lyrics to song with beat copied from group Queen. [Anthony and Hala Awtrey]
- Annotated photographic summary of SCO suit and related events, in format of Dukes of Hazzard US TV show.
- SCO stands accused of exaggerating claims that led it to declare war on its customers, the whole computer industry, and anyone it suspects of liking its girlfriend. Sorry tale of sexed up documents, unstable regimes, and a shocking absence of credibility.
- Quotes from SCO personnel on Linux and Unix, chosen for their amusement value; and many serious links, including SCOX basic chart of stock price and volume.
- SCO CEO Darl McBride as Star War's favorite heavy breathing heavy (bad guy), playing with Star Wars dolls. Digitally enhanced photograph. [Anthony and Hala Awtrey]
- Lyrical summary of SCO suit and related events, in format of song 'I Am The Very Model of a Modern Major-General', from 'Pirates of Penzance', by Gilbert, Sullivan. With funny forum comments. [LWN: Linux Weekly News]
- Parody of children's Christmas story popular in US, celebratory forum comments. [Groklaw]
- Message mimics well-known Nigerian e-mail scam messages, written to seem as if it came from Darl's keyboard; ever-serious Darl declined comment on parody. Quotes full text. [Computerworld]
- Nigerian spam email parody. Eerily realistic. [Ars Technica, LLC]
- By Mayank Sharma. Imaginary telephone dialogs from SCO vs. IBM case, chronological, with printer friendly version. [LinuxLookup.com]

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