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How Do You Cool a Computer Server: Fry It In Oil!
I think this is a quite wonderful story: the new best way to cool a computer server is to fry it in oil. More than that, the technology seems to have developed out of student science projects and there?s an interesting series of videos, taken over the years of development, here. OK, not quite, the ...
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What Oracle is Hiding
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- In all the hullaballoo over its suit with Google, what's going on in the software side of the Oracle house is all a distraction from the real disaster at the heart of the company. Buying Sun Microsystems was a historic mistake. With Oracle's suit against Google, CEO Larry Ellison proves he's tech's drama magician. While Oracle now claims Sun was a software company, that ...
thestreet.com.feedsportal.com
How to Stuff Five Universities Into One Computer Center
A multi-institutional Massachusetts computer center tests out terascale computing—and the social engineering needed to use it
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‘Diablo III’ glitch sparks computer game experience from hell
‘Diablo III’ glitch sparks computer game experience from hell By Vince Horiuchi The Salt Lake Tribune Published May 25, 2012 12:26PM MDT Imagine waiting 12 years for the hottest blockbuster movie, finally sitting down to watch it at a midnight screening, and then the projector breaks down. Or waiting 12 years for a book you’ve always wanted to read, opening up the pages and they’re all blank ...
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What Is a Virtual Network? It's Not What You Think It Is
Steve Herrod envisions a world where we build entire data centers using nothing but software. His dream isn’t unexpected. Steve Herrod is the chief technology officer at VMWare . For more than a decade, VMware has helped the world’s businesses move their computing applications onto virtual servers, machines that exist only as software, and now, Herrod and company are working to expand the world ...
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Utah’s Medicaid personal data breach no record setter
Utah’s Medicaid personal data breach no record setter By kirsten stewart The Salt Lake Tribune Published May 26, 2012 04:42PM MDT There’s been no shortage of outrage over Utah’s Medicaid data breach, with some calling for employee firings or painting it as proof of government ineptitude. But security failures happen with frightening frequency, more often in the private than public sector. And ...
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Google alert claims users' Internet may shut down July 9
Google is spreading information about the DNSChanger malware, but for some the warnings may persist even after removing the malware.
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Why The Elder Scrolls Online Isn't Using HeroEngine
Elder Scrolls Online developer Zenimax Online Studios licensed MMO middleware HeroEngine, which is also used in Star Wars: The Old Republic, shortly after the studio's 2007 founding. After we announced the game with our June cover story, a vocal set of fans wasted no time in making their concerns about ESO's use of the technology known. Across the Internet, fans voiced worries that The Elder ...
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How Facebook Knows What You Really Like
Facebook is different from Apple or Google or Amazon or Microsoft, says Mark Zuckerberg, because it doesn’t build products. It seeks to improve the products built by everyone else.
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