Ok, now I want to take a cruise on the QM2 just so I can play with her toys. :-)

(Thanks to Scoble’s link blog for the pointer.)

I mentioned earlier that Cory Doctorow had posted his speech to Microsoft about DRM and explicitly placed it in the public domain. Jason Kottke has read the speech and put it up as a BitTorrent file, placing it under the same license as the original post. I’m downloading as we speak/type. :-)

Rick Schaut is a Benevolent Dictator. :-)

And Ken Levy joins the crowd of Foxers with their own blog. Interestingly, he hasn’t enabled comments, which most other bloggers, and almost every other Microsoft blogger I’ve seen, have enabled.

Cory Doctorow published his speech on DRM to Microsoft on his site, under a Creative Commons public domain license. He makes a compelling case for letting consumers do what they want with their property, instead of letting publishers invent new rights for themselves.

I have two more Gmail invitations. Anyone interested?