RPM, Yates to merge in 2010

Richard Petty Motorsports and Yates Racing plan to merge in 2010, with the four-car team running Fords under the RPM banner.

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RPM swaps chiefs for Allmendinger and Sorenson

Richard Petty Motorsports has swapped the crew chiefs for AJ Allmendinger and Reed Sorenson.

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RPM lets 9 employees go and cuts salaries

Richard Petty Motorsports laid off nine employees Monday and reduced salaries throughout the organization, a byproduct of Chrysler's bankruptcy filing.

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Kahne says he'll honor contract through 2010

Cross Kasey Kahne's name off the list of drivers on the move. He said Friday he doesn't want to break his contract with Richard Petty Motorsports at the end of the season.

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My Experiment In Fuel Economy: Getting The Most From Your Gas

"Kilometers are shorter than miles. Save gas, take your next trip in kilometers."~George Carlin

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Linux vendor Red Hat officially considers RPM 5.0 a project fork.

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ESR gives up on Fedora, and he is heading for a little more humanity

The following letter was received from ESR, who has sent it to a number of Linux-related publications and mailing lists. It is presented verbatim, except for the addition of HTML code.

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GNU/Linux is known for its diversity and freedom of choice. There are multiple window managers and desktop environments, many competing systems for handling sound, graphics and hardware autodetection. This diversity is the power and weakness of free software.

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If you're reading this article in Red Hat Magazine, it's hard to imagine that you don't know the story of RPM, the package manager that is the core of so much of Red Hat's Linux experience.

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Metisse is a window manager developped by the In Situ project. Available under the GPL Licence and in exclusivity for Mandriva Linux, Metisse differs from a classic 3D desktop ("the cube") in the way that it offers innovative windows interactions, thus enforcing work efficiency.

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October 1, 2006 Researchers at the ETH Chair for Power Electronics have developed an electrical generator that spins at a world record 500,000 revolutions per minute (RPM) and scientists are hopeful they can achieve twice this speed to touch the magical million rpm.

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As a Honda enthusiast, I found the linked article very informative! September 14, 2006 Honda Motor Europe Ltd announced the eagerly awaited new Civic Type R, the successor to a model whose unique blend of affordability, exhilarating driving characteristics and everyday usabilit …

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