From the Dark Side--Windows Flaw More Serious Than First Thought

according to this article. From Dana Baggett, it may not be safe to open your Windows. Once more, why does our US government, especially the military, use this stuff? [Dana Baggett]

-- TGIF, March 21 --

[Update] Apple Changes Dates and Venue of WWDC 2003 Apple has rescheduled its 2003 Worldwide Developers Conference in order to provide developers with a more complete preview release of the next version of Mac OS X, code named "Panther." Originally scheduled for May 19-23 in San Jose, the conference will now be held June 23-27 at San Francisco's Moscone convention center. Here's the full press release.

[Updated] WWDC 2003 will have Mac OS X Developer Tools Focus: Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference 2003 is happening June 23-27 at in San Francisco at the Moscone Conference Center where Macworld is held. This year the WWDC will have a major focus on Mac OS X's developer tools:

Apple Developer Tools. Whether you develop using Carbon, Cocoa, Java, WebObjects, or one of the BSD kernel-level toolkits, Apple’s Mac OS X Developer Tools help you create applications that take advantage of Mac OS X’s latest features. The Mac OS X Developer Tools suite includes the Project Builder IDE, Interface Builder for designing Aqua graphical interfaces, innovative AppleScript Studio, and a robust set of performance analysis and optimization tools, all combined with a foundation set of industry-standard gcc compilers, gdb debugger, source code editors, scripting and shell tools. Sessions in this track will introduce the newest features of the Apple tools and teach developers how to exploit this rich toolset to create compelling Mac OS X products. Mac OS X Developer Tools are distributed with every copy of Mac OS X and available as a free download from the Apple Developer Connection website.

Check it out. The early bird registration saves you $300.