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I only wish that I was a machine.

Is Windows Nano the future of the Windows Server?

OpenSource.com has an article discussing why Big Businesses are Turning to Open Source ERP.

Basically, when buying a system that you have to completely customize anyway, using open source just makes way more sense.

This must have been a shocking find for supermarket workers!!

http://news.yahoo.com/hundreds-medieval-bodies-found-under-paris-supermarket-123517025.html

First FireFox OS Phones are heading to Africa and the US.

InfoWorld's Seven Signs Your Employee Might Be Going Rogue

• Unexpectedly fails background check
• Previous employers routinely did not trust them
• Knows things that they should not
• Claims that they can hack coworkers or company systems
• Switches screens away from company assets when you walk by
• Never takes vacation
• Leaves the company angry

Walmart made one of the largest ever OpenStack commitments when it moved everything to the platform. Walmart is looking forward to the latest OpenStack enhancements.

Looking to make a massive leap forward in performance, Mozilla is researching making JavaScript parallel in its SpiderMonkey JS engine.

InfoWorld's Paul Venezia on Why You Need Remote Access

Release Notes for XFCE 4.12.

Hadoop: The Definitive Guide

The uber-secure OpenBSD project takes security very, very seriously and in order to protect SSL from issues like Heartbleed they have forked OpenSSL into their own project, LibreSSL. At this time, LibreSSL is considered so secure that OpenBSD, the highest standard for security, has already officially adopted it into the OS. For everyone else, we will have to wait until the project gets funding to bring LibreSSL to other OSes.

The latest release of Puppy Linux, named Quirky 7 is now out.

NetHogs is similar to Net Top but sorts and tracks bandwidth usage by application, which is often much more useful.

One of those silly countdown slideshows, but nonetheless, The Top Twenty Microsoft Windows AutoUpdate Meltdowns.

InfoWorld takes a first peek at the new Samsung Galaxy S6 Android phone.

WriteBox is making some news recently. A simple editor that makes it easier to write and easily to copy text into other places like blogs and wikis.

Windows and Mac OSX screen captures with LICEcap that can be shared as animated GIFs.

Byzanz is a Linux tool for recording your screen session and turning it into an animated GIF.

Neat little system on module embedded device based on ARM and with CUDA support from none other than GE themselves.