If you look at it in the right light RSS is a lot like Usenet, withRSS feeds taking the place of newsgroups and entries taking the paceof articles. And they both have similar issues of organizing,selecting, and filtering massive amounts of information.

The big difference is that decent Usenet newsreaders have much bettertools for dealing with this than RSS readers seem to. At one levelthis isn't too surprising, since Usenet newsreaders have been around alot longer than RSS readers. At another level it really

I still use Mozilla as my browser, built from the CVS source codebecause I use several custom hacks (hacks that the Mozilla Project isnot going to want back). However, I only upgrade my binaryperiodically. Today I had the unfortunate experience of trying toupgrade to the latest CVS source code version.

For those not current on the whole story, there has been a little bitof a fissure in the Mozilla Project community. When Firefox (andThunderbird et al) started getting good, it was decided

I am quite irritated right now, because Fedora Core 4 has the mostsignificantly buggy Anaconda installer that it has ever beenmy displeasure to have to try to make work. These are bugs that areboth serious and obvious, one of them even introduced because oflast-minute change. (Have people learned nothing from history?Hasty last-minute changes always have bugs; that's why you don'tmake them .)

• You cannot repartition drives, because Ananconda holds open areference to an old partition,