SCO vs. IBM					 Tech Insider's Review

From emcnabb at cs.byu.edu  Fri Jun 20 08:35:13 2003
From: emcnabb at cs.byu.edu (Evan McNabb)
Date: Fri Jun 20 07:55:35 2003
Subject: [uug] last minute details about the SCO demonstration
Message-ID: <20030620133513.GA2798@medusa>

Ok, this is a little bit of reminder of what is going on in a few hours and 
explaining how to get there.

First of all, I went to SCOpe out the area where we are going to be at. It's in
a pretty open area with A LOT of parking. The sidewalk is also 15ft from the 
building, so they should be able to read our signs very easily. In other words,
this place is great for picketing. :-)

The official event is from 3 to 5pm, but we are going to be meeting at 2:30 in two 
places before we go there. It might be best to quote Soren here:

----
If you don't want to show up on your own, we will meet at 2:30 pm at one 
of two locations:
- Provo High School parking lot, in front of the main entrance
- Parking lot of Home Depot in Lindon (right off the I-15 entrance).
I will be at the former location, Evan McNabb at the latter.  If you 
live south of BYU campus in Provo and don't want to walk to Provo High, 
I can come get you around 2:00.  Email me.
----

If you're going directly to the SCO offices it's easy to get to.  Thank 
you SCO for telling us where to go:
http://www.sco.com/company/directions2.html

I really hope we have a good size crowd today. We've contacted almost all the TV 
stations and newspapers in Utah and they are interested in hearing our view on 
the story. We might even have someone from California coming out to be with us (he
is coming out here for something else but might move his flight up to join the 
demonstration). :-)

Once again, we need to follow the rules we have been given and should remember
we are representing the Open Source community. Also, as a reminder, BYU is fine
with us doing this but they don't want their name attached to the protest. So 
don't say anything about BYU at the event and leave your BYU basketball jersey
and your blue & white pom-poms at home. :-)

Well, I better get to work on my sign; it's going to be a big one!

I hope to see you all there...

-Evan

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From soren at byu.edu  Fri Jun 20 12:00:40 2003
From: soren at byu.edu (Soren Harward)
Date: Fri Jun 20 11:18:49 2003
Subject: [uug] SCO flyer for today's protest
Message-ID: <20030620170040.GA13136@gandalf.tmmc.dyndns.org>

If anyone would like to print copies of a flyer I made for today's
protest, the PDF is at:

http://www.et.byu.edu/~soren/sco-myths.pdf

I'll probably going to go make 100 copies or so.

-- 
Soren Harward
soren@byu.edu

From sorenson at byu.edu  Fri Jun 20 12:03:35 2003
From: sorenson at byu.edu (Frank Sorenson)
Date: Fri Jun 20 11:21:27 2003
Subject: [uug] Slogans
Message-ID: <Pine.LNX.4.44.0306200959550.7217-100000@asterix.cs.byu.edu>

---
>From the land of SCOdor:
One *nix to rule them all!
---
Stop polluting my air with whatever you're smoking
---
Boycott SCO's customer
---
There is no SCOurce
---
SCO IP: "Hello World"
---
That depends on what your meaning of source is
---
And SCO filed the lawsuit with a straight face?
---
1987 Bambi Meets Godzilla
2003 SCO Meets IBM
---
Since when is extortion a "new and innovative licensing program" (see 
www.sco.com)
---
2002 IBM: $82 Billion, SCO: $-24 Million
2003 IBM: $82 Billion, SCO: $-24 Million and a good cleaning
---
SCO - Playing
IBM - Fire
---
Hey Bush, SCO has Weapons of Unix Destruction
---
SCO - Run by McBribe
---
Hello, my name is Tux.  You killed my Linux.  Prepare to DIE!
---
Who did you want to sue today?
---
I see that your source is as big as mine.
---

more later (If I can come up with more)

Frank
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Frank Sorenson - KD7TZK
CSR Computer Science Department
Brigham Young University
frank@byu.net

From art at infinitybox.net  Fri Jun 20 12:26:22 2003
From: art at infinitybox.net (Arthur Moore)
Date: Fri Jun 20 11:45:13 2003
Subject: [uug] last minute details about the SCO demonstration
In-Reply-To: < 20030620133513.GA2798@medusa>
References: < 20030620133513.GA2798@medusa>
Message-ID: < 3EF351CE.5010306@infinitybox.net>

Evan McNabb wrote:

>Ok, this is a little bit of reminder of what is going on in a few hours and 
>explaining how to get there.
>
>First of all, I went to SCOpe out the area where we are going to be at. It's in
>a pretty open area with A LOT of parking. The sidewalk is also 15ft from the 
>building, so they should be able to read our signs very easily. In other words,
>this place is great for picketing. :-)
>
>The official event is from 3 to 5pm, but we are going to be meeting at 2:30 in two 
>places before we go there. It might be best to quote Soren here:
>
>----
>If you don't want to show up on your own, we will meet at 2:30 pm at one 
>of two locations:
>- Provo High School parking lot, in front of the main entrance
>- Parking lot of Home Depot in Lindon (right off the I-15 entrance).
>I will be at the former location, Evan McNabb at the latter.  If you 
>live south of BYU campus in Provo and don't want to walk to Provo High, 
>I can come get you around 2:00.  Email me.
>----
>
>If you're going directly to the SCO offices it's easy to get to.  Thank 
>you SCO for telling us where to go:
>http://www.sco.com/company/directions2.html
>
>I really hope we have a good size crowd today. We've contacted almost all the TV 
>stations and newspapers in Utah and they are interested in hearing our view on 
>the story. We might even have someone from California coming out to be with us (he
>is coming out here for something else but might move his flight up to join the 
>demonstration). :-)
>
>Once again, we need to follow the rules we have been given and should remember
>we are representing the Open Source community. Also, as a reminder, BYU is fine
>with us doing this but they don't want their name attached to the protest. So 
>don't say anything about BYU at the event and leave your BYU basketball jersey
>and your blue & white pom-poms at home. :-)
>
>Well, I better get to work on my sign; it's going to be a big one!
>
>I hope to see you all there...
>
>-Evan
>
>  
>
>------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>____________________
>BYU Unix Users Group 
>http://uug.byu.edu/ 
>___________________________________________________________________
>List Info: http://uug.byu.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/uug-list
>
To keep unified we may also want to direct all media (press) to our 
spokespersons which I believe are Jayce, Evan and Soren. I know that 
they have been preparing statements and responses to any comments from 
SCO. So if someone asks you about something and it's obvious that they 
are media, direct them to the spokespersons. It will be better to have a 
prepared quote misquoted than an unprepared quote misquoted.

Art

From emcnabb at cs.byu.edu  Fri Jun 20 14:09:53 2003
From: emcnabb at cs.byu.edu (Evan McNabb)
Date: Fri Jun 20 13:30:21 2003
Subject: [uug] SCO removed the directions image
Message-ID: <20030620190953.GA4878@medusa>

Wow, they really must not want us to go today; they took the map off
their webpage! It was working this morning...

http://www.sco.com/company/directions.html/

Ok, just get off the highway at Exit 276. Go north on the road east of
the highway that runs past Home Depot. You'll turn right at the round-about
and you'll pass Comcast building on your left. The SCO offices are to
the left on 520 West. They have a big SCO sign on their building; its
hard to miss. Well, maybe they'll take that down too!

-Evan

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From jason at infogenix.com  Fri Jun 20 14:22:19 2003
From: jason at infogenix.com (Jayce^)
Date: Fri Jun 20 13:40:22 2003
Subject: [uug] SCO removed the directions image
In-Reply-To: <20030620190953.GA4878@medusa>
References: <20030620190953.GA4878@medusa>
Message-ID: <200306201322.22012.jason@infogenix.com>

On Friday 20 June 2003 01:09 pm, Evan McNabb wrote:
> Wow, they really must not want us to go today; they took the map off
> their webpage! It was working this morning...
>
> http://www.sco.com/company/directions.html/
>

As hans noticed, after a quick look.
<irc>
<hans> heh. they didn't even delete it. just mislinked it.
<hans> http://www.caldera.com/company/directions.jpg
< /irc>

just a note, #utah in irc.freenode.net is always open :)

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