These subtly surreal paintings by the artist Simon Stålenhag depict a future or alternate reality where things look very much like our own except for the nearly incidental presence of robots, stran…
Copyright Law Versus Internet Culture | Electronic Frontier Foundation
Throughout human history, culture has been made by people telling one another stories, building on what has come before, and making it their own. Every generation, every storyteller puts their own
It’s been one of those weeks in information security. The kind that makes me think about raising sheep in New Zealand, because they won’t argue with me about APTs and attribution. In ad…
OpenStack Ocata: Containers all the Way Down - The New Stack
On Wednesday, the OpenStack community released OpenStack Ocata, the 15th version of this open source software for building cloud services. This release is of particular interest to us in how much it fully embraces containers. You might remember a year ago, we heard a lot of hyperbole of how containers and container orchestration engines could extinguish…
CoScale Offers Full-Stack Monitoring for Containers and Microservices - The New Stack
“For developers, [containers are] a really cool technology — a no-brainer in a lot of ways. But for operations engineers, to support and manage these containers on their infrastructure or in the cloud, it brings extra concerns about management, orchestration, security, availability and monitoring," said Peter Arijs, product and marketing manager of CoScale. "That’s what we focus…
With Azure Container Service, Microsoft Works to Make Container Management Boring - The New Stack
Earlier this week, Microsoft made the Kubernetes container orchestration service generally available on Azure Container Service, alongside the other predominant container orchestration engines Docker Swarm and Mesosphere's Data Center Operating System (DC/OS). The move is one more step in building out the service, Kubernetes co-founder Brendan Burns told The New Stack. Burns moved from Google to…
Why the OPNFV project is more important than ever | Opensource.com
Heather Kirksey, who heads up the Open Platform for Network Functions Virtualization (OPNFV) project, talks with Gordon Haff. She gives an update on why the project is more important than ever.
How to monitor the apocalypse using big data DevOps - TechRepublic
Logz.io CEO explains the advantages and potential pitfalls of DevOps and how the company used big data and AI to create the Apocalypse Index, a real-time chart forecasting the end of the world.
Just starting out? Ditch the “full stack developer” label
The words you use to represent yourself matter — and those words mean nothing. The only time “full stack” means something. 😍The vagueness and confusion around the phrase “full stack developer” has …
A family of unimplemented computing languages is described that is intended to span differences of application area by a unified framework. This framework dictates the rules about the uses of user-...
Modern Software Development or Slow as Molasses | Richard Spindler
I’ve been looking at that issue for quite a while, and always tried to play nice and be quiet about this, but quite recently I’ve experienced the discrepancies that I am going to describe quite intimately, so I feel I can no longer hold back. But lets start with a little introduction and motivation for … Continue reading Modern Software Development or Slow as Molasses
Requirements – how they affect a developer’s work | Jakub Jankowski Blog
Gathering requirements from the client (or a representative, but let me call this person client for sake of simplicity) is as important in software development as it is in other fields of business.…
In 1937, a judge quietly asked Meyer Lansky to form a squad of Nazi-punching gangsters to raid Bund meetings / Boing Boing
Meyer Lansky was an infamous and ruthless gangster — albeit one so personally charming that his life is chronicled in a book called But He Was Good to His Mother — and no friend of New …
Nokia 3310 – the original mobile phone, updated | Nokia Phones
Check out Nokia 3310 Dual SIM, the updated classic that’s just as good as you remember it. With a fun design, four colors to choose from and features that first made it famous, including Snake, durable build, and awesome battery life.