General

ORF ON reports about the first Iraqi soap opera that is currently produced: this first TV series that is not being censored is about the daily life of two middle-class families in Baghdad. The series plays in the Sunnite areas of Baghdad, which are the areas where most attacks on US soldiers occur. And so, the series includes all the stuff that happen there on a daily basis, including raids done by US soldiers, kidnapping, and suicide attacks.

I saw the following code on the OpenBSD misc@ mailinglist. Don't ask.

/

  Copies string of infinite length pointed-to by src to

  buffer pointed-to by dst.  Assumes buffer of infinite

  length.  Does not return.

 */

void

strinfcpy (char *dst, const char *src)

{

        for (;;)

                *dst++ = src++;

}





/

  Concatenates string of infinite length pointed-to by src

  to the end of the string pointed-to by dst.  Assumes buffer

  of infinite length.  Does not return.

 /

void

strinfcat (char *dst, const char *src)

{

        for (; *dst; ++dst);

        for (;;)

                *dst++ = *src++;

}

Here I will collect all the April 1st jokes that are crossing my way on the net:

• Google Gets the Message, Launches Gmail


• The OpenBSD Journal stops publishing new content


• Arbeiten am Glasfaserprojekt: Verdunkelung des NIG


• RFC 3751: Omniscience Protocol Requirements


• Bogon Accelerator


• Kimono Project Nets KDE