News: Techdirt blog has an excellent post about the incredibly perverse EULA (end user license agreement) of Apple and even Google. The Apple one is particularly funny because it attempts to restrict the computers on which Safari can be used to Apple computers -- even though it obviously serves Apple's financial interest to have Safari an any computer.
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