Leftovers: OSS
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Girl Scouts: Cookies or code?
Carrie Raleigh is the STEM program manager for Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio in California where she says they are much more than a cookie program. Girls Scouts has been coordinating experiences to help teach girls life skills for over 100 years, and as our world changes, they will need to as well. To learn the right skills for our current world, Girl Scouts is focusing their efforts on teaching girls about robotics, cybersecurity, coding, gaming, and gaining STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) career exposure.
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GNU Guix talk in Boston, MA (USA) on January 20th
David Thompson will be giving a talk about Guix on January 20th at the BLU gathering at MIT in Boston, Massachusetts (USA).
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As Spark Advances, IBM's Commitment Does Too
Last year was a giant one for Apache Spark, now one of the most talked about data analytics tools going. Not only did the project graduate to Top-Level Status at Apache, but IBM made a huge financial commitment to it. Late last year, Databricks, which was founded by Spark’s creators, revealed that an increasing number of users are choosing to complement or replace Hadoop tasks with Spark processes.
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Apache Tools, Hadoop Get Added to Manthan's Customer-Centric Analytics
Manthan, which specializes in Big Data and analytics for retailers and other businesses has overhauled its Customer Marketing solution for Hadoop, adding data management, auto-scale and real time computing capabilities to its existing analytics arsenal. Manthan also has an interesting infographic out on the "consumerization of analytics."
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OpenStack Finding its Moxie in the APAC Region
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ownCloud and Western Digital Advance Plans for Self-Hosted Device
ownCloud, an open platform that anyone can leverage to create their own cloud platform, has been getting a lot of attention for its flexibility, and because interest in private clouds is on the rise. You can move beyond what services such as Dropbox and Box offer by leveraging ownCloud, and you don't have to have your files sitting on servers that you don't choose, governed by people you don't know. We've provided several guides for getting going with it.
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Get Ready for OpenStack Newton in 2016 and OpenStack Olimpic in 2017
It's not yet official, but the names of the 'N' and 'O' OpenStack releases have been voted on and there is a (preliminary) pair of winners.
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Announcing the 2015 Winner for Best Open Source CMS
Congratulations to the developers and community that supported Django CMS on their win. For those of you who have never had a chance to try Django, there's never a better time than the present. Head on over to their website and give them a whirl, you might just find yourself a new favorite!
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Nylas N1 review: Open-source Mac email client shows promise
Its name is N1 and since it’s open source (and published on GitHub), it promises to never be bought and shut down.
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Use GitHub for open source data center automation ideas
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