Leftovers: OSS
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CloudRouter Project Brings SDN Services to the Cloud
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CloudRouter 2.0 now generally available for the enterprise
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Open Source CloudRouter Goes to Production
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OpenStack: Open source transparency among the clouds
Being a company with a core value to “Embrace Open Source,” when it came to launching a public cloud service it made sense to want that offering grounded upon powerful, versatile open source software that could deliver scalability, resiliency, and security. Because of that, it was an easy choice to base it upon OpenStack’s open source platform – and here’s why.
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Hadoop economics is driving big data push into the enterprise, says WANdisco CEO
More businesses may be trialling Hadoop within their organisations to gain insight into unstructured data, but it is the ability to cut storage costs that will drive mainstream enterprise adoption, according to WANdisco’s CEO.
David Richards, the chief exec of the company which is co-headquartered between Silicon Valley and Sheffield, says that fast-growing data demands mean that those who do not adopt open source tools such as Hadoop are at a competitive disadvantage.
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Linux Format 202 - Coding Academy
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Open Source Learning
So for this issue that coincides with pupils around the country heading back to school, we’re supplying our own guide to help you and your children get a head start with coding in Python, using the Pi at school, choosing the best languages for the jobs you want to do and taking a first step into developing web applications.
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Bloke clicks GitHub 'commit' button in Visual Studio, gets slapped with $6,500 AWS bill
A web developer from South Africa said a bug in a tool for using Microsoft's Visual Studio IDE with code-sharing site GitHub inadvertently exposed his sensitive data – and the error cost him more than $6,500 (£4,250) in just a few hours.
Carlo van Wyk of Cape Town–based Humankode said he used the GitHub Extension for Visual Studio 2015 to commit one of his local Git code repositories to a private repository on GitHub.
Unfortunately, however – and unknown to van Wyk at the time – a bug in the extension caused his code to be committed to a public GitHub repository, rather than a private one as he intended.
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Web giants gang up to take on MPEG LA, HEVC Advance with royalty-free streaming codec
For now, though, the Alliance is still just starting up.
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Google cooks up new open-source video compression standard, VP10
VP9, and its planned successor, VP10, is an open-source technology that, like its competitors, compresses online video so that it takes up less capacity on IP networks, making delivery easier and more reliable. Article
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Google pushes Chrome (45.0.2454.85) update for Windows, Android, Linux and Mac
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Chrome 45 Released, Pauses Flash Ads By Default
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Google Promotes Chrome 45 to Stable Channel for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux
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