BitTorrent Behind the Scenes: isoHuntSource: torrentfreak.com
In our 'behind the scenes' series TorrentFreak tries to peel away some of the mystery surrounding BitTorrent sites and the people who run them.
Does Google Know Too Much About You?Source: PC World
Many people have a lot of information just sitting there on Google's servers including personal appointments (Calendar), correspondence (Gmail), work and personal documents (Google Docs) and online reading habits (Google Reader).
The 10 Dumbest Mistakes Network Managers MakeSource: The New York Times
When you look at the worst corporate security breaches, it's clear that network managers keep making the same mistakes over and over again, and that many of these mistakes are easy to avoid.
13 Things Your Waiter Won't Tell YouSource: shine.yahoo.com
1. Avoid eating out on holidays and Saturday nights. The sheer volume of customers guarantees that most kitchens will be pushed beyond their ability to produce a high-quality dish.

A few years ago I posted an article here on Newsvine about shared webhosts. It was right around the time I got my first full-time job. Jump ahead to now, and things have changed dramatically. No longer am I running on a shared host. I've upgraded, in a very serious way.
Taliban, terrorists love Great Satan's great servers Source: Ars Technica
The front page for Houston-based Web host The Planet proudly boasts the "lowest price on the planet." But you probably won't see them advertising the most striking proof of their global competitiveness: prices so low that the Taliban prefers to run its propaganda sites out of the …
IT admin plotted to erase Fannie Mae Source: The Register (UK)
A fired computer engineer for Fannie Mae has been arrested and charged with planting a malicious software script designed to permanently destroy millions of dollars worth of data from all 4,000 servers operated by the mortgage giant.
E-Mail Outage Forces White House to Operate the Oldfangled Way Source: The Washington Post
Shortly after the workweek began, the tech-savvy Obama administration was hit with a mysterious "server outage" that shut down all incoming and outgoing e-mail for more than eight hours, forcing aides to resort to old-fashioned phone calls and face-to-face conversation.
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.
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.
Waiters' Revenge: Why You Should Be Kind to Your ServerSource: MSN
...What we learned was eye-opening. We had not known -- or considered -- for example, that waiters and waitresses are usually watching and evaluating the behavior of their customers as carefully as their customers are evaluating them.
Waiters' Top Tricks To Get Better TipsSource: MSN
Do you feel warm and fuzzy -- and more generous -- when your waiter draws a smiley face on your check? Do you feel a bond when your server engages you in chitchat? According to Richard at Student Scrooge, these are devices waiters employ to pump up the tip.
Google: Saving electricity one data center at a time Source: googleblog.blogspot.com
Hundreds of millions of users access our services through the web, and this traffic requires lots of computers. We strive to offer great Internet services while taking our energy use very seriously.
Putting a 'Korset' on the spread of computer virusesSource: EurekAlert!
Anti-virus companies play a losing game. Casting their nets wide, they catch common, malicious viruses and worms (known to the industry as "malware"), but it may take days before their software updates can prepare your computer for the next attack. By then it could be too late.
The Planet Outage – H1 Datacenter suffers fire and explosionSource: www.thetechherald.com/
"The outage affected 9000 servers and 7500 customers. "This evening at 4:55pm CDT in our H1 data center, electrical gear shorted, creating an explosion and fire that knocked down three walls surrounding our electrical equipment room. Thankfully, no one was injured.
Economist.com - Down on the server farmSource: The Economist
EVEN when the sky is blue over Quincy, clouds hang in the air. The small town in the centre of the state of Washington is home to half a dozen huge warehouses that power the global "computing clouds" run by internet companies such as Yahoo! and Microsoft.
Moon Base Announced by NASASource: National Geographic
NASA plans to construct a solar-powered outpost at one the moon's poles, officials with the U.S. space agency announced today.
The lunar base is expected to be permanently staffed by 2024.