Landscape 1.4 Adds UEC SupportSource: Canonical
Cloud management dominates the theme for Landscape 1.4 with new features that allow you to manage your private Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud (UEC) as easily as you manage your instances on Amazon EC2.
Google's Mythical Web Servers, Revealed!Source: YouTube
It's long been known that Google builds its own web servers, enabling it to design the servers for peak performance and energy efficiency. At today's Google Data Center Energy Summit, the company put one of its custom servers on display.
Ubuntu Not Just for Desktop AnymoreSource: Yahoo! Tech - Daily Features
Ubuntu should not be considered merely the desktop Linux distribution of choice anymore if a new survey conducted by Canonical and open-source analyst firm RedMonk is an indicator.
Monkey waiters (Two different Video Links for this story)Source: CNN
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Excerpt: Hard pressed to find good helping hands these days? Not bothered that these helping hands may not be human?
Then you may want to try hiring the same workers as used by the owners of the Japanese tavern Kayabukiya.
Waitress Gets a Big, Big TipSource: AOL
Just a tip for waitstaff worldwide: A little courtesy can go a long way.
Jessica Osborne was so nice to one set of frequent patrons of the Indiana pizza restaurant where she works that they always requested her as their server.
Dirty Dining: A Special Undercover InvestigationSource: cbs12
Excerpt: You use your hands all the time, but do you wash them just as often? Every day people are touching dirty surfaces, bodily fluids and then other people. You wouldn't go under the knife with surgeons who hadn't washed their hands.
Apple, Late to the Party -- AgainSource:
Now signs indicate the party is moving on to a nightclub called The Cloud. Linux is already in there, Unix has been spotted, and Windows has just made sure its name is on the guest list with its recent Azure cloud services announcement.
Musicians leave servers $10,000 tipSource: Times of the Internet
OMAHA, Nov. 4 (UPI) --
An Omaha, Neb., restaurant said musicians with the Trans Siberian Orchestra left waiters a $10,000 tip after three weeks of service.
Cloud Computing Dogfight: Google vs. MicrosoftSource: Energy Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha
Steve Ballmer gets it. While he discusses a strategic interest in search, his head is really in the clouds; in the coming transformation many are calling cloud computing.
Who's An Energy Hog In Datacenters?Source: Forbes
The adage that "you can't get fired for buying IBM" is about to change. While companies will still buy from IBM and its competitors, they will soon be asking detailed questions about the energy-efficiency ratings of computer servers.
How to Build a Blog With WordPressSource: PC World
Tired of toying with the puny tools that cookie-cutter blog services provide?
Follow the steps in this easy guide to install a WordPress blog on your own domain and personalize your Web presence.
The Website Is Down - Sales Guy vs. Web DudeSource: thewebsiteisdown.com
Warning: probably not safe for work (depending on where you work.)
If you're in IT (and maybe even if you aren't) this video is so funny it'll make you spit Jolt out your nose.
It's a bit long, but watch the whole thing. It just gets funnier and funnier.
Red Hat unveils fully open-source hypervisorSource: CNET.com
Linux specialist Red Hat has announced it is developing an embedded hypervisor product that it claims will complement, rather than compete with, its existing virtualization strategy.
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Servers Become Dell's Comeback WeaponSource: Business Week
After a few troubled years, Dell is back on course and grabbing market share by being everything server
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Glasnost: Test if your ISP is manipulating BitTorrent trafficSource: broadband.mpi-sws.mpg.de
Certain ISPs have been shown to rate limit or block BitTorrent traffic sent by their customers.
While there are multiple reports of this on the web, only a few ISPs have admitted that they manipulate BitTorrent traffic.
DNS trouble knocks NSA off InternetSource: Computerworld
A server problem at the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) has knocked the secretive intelligence agency off the Internet.
The nsa.gov Web site was unresponsive at 10 a.m. EDT Thursday and continued to be unavailable throughout the day for Internet users.