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Hmm..somehow that review seems very familiar - almost as if I wrote it ;) As for new stuff in Longhorn - if you've heard and seen what I've heard and seen, you wouldn't ask that question

A fractal is an image which stays the same at any level. Let me explain with an example Take a mountain. Look at the general shape. Now imagine that you're looking at a hill on that mountain..and that has the same shape too. Now look at a boulder on the hill..and imagine that it has the same...

The story with Netscape 8 is that AOL hired some consulting firm to work on the Firefox 1.0 codebase and make a few additions to it - the most notable being the IE rendering thing. I feel that this might be a blessing in disguise for Microsoft - for Netscape has a strong brand name. So Netscape...

I wouldn't be too quick with making changes to those DNS settings. MS optimizes them for the common case - and unless you're not sure you're not part of that common case, I would advise not touching them. Think about this - if they had an option of making it faster, wouldn't they have made it...

Hmm..Microsoft does a lot of Linux related work. For example, Services for Unix (SFU) is developed exclusively in Hyd - and it involves a lot of Linux work. Plus - they do a lot of interop stuff too. So don't read too much into this - Sriram Krishnan