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The Nightly Build Tuesday February 20

By Michael Calore February 20, 2007 Categories: Other

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The Nightly Build, feeling fat:

  • A torrent of MP3s from bands showcasing at next month’s South By Southwest Music festival is now available for your downloading pleasure. The torrent has 739 MP3s and is roughly 3.1 gigabytes in size.

  • This morning it was AOL, this afternoon Digg, everybody loves OpenID. Today at the Future of Web Apps in London, Kevin Rose announced that Digg plans to support OpenID.

  • The U.K. has rejected a call to ban DRM. However the government did acknowledge that the technology could undermine consumer rights.

  • Seeming to contradict Ballmer’s earlier comments, Bill Gates said earlier today that Microsoft’s Windows Vista has been well received. “People who sell PCs have seen a very nice lift in their sales. People have come in and wanted to buy Vista.”

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