AMD's Opteron sever processors can offer a significant value advantage if they are configured properly. This guide provides a tutorial on using CPUSET to maximize the performance of G-Wan on multi-processor Opteron systems.
MemSQL has a good sales pitch but the execution seems to be lacking.
The start screen is ridiculous but once you get past that the rest is great.
G-WAN adds support for C#, Go, JS, Lua, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, Scala in one of the biggest releases to date. Happy holidays indeed.
jQuery is great but sometimes you don't need the big slow kitchen sink. That is where XitJS comes in.
Anyone who says that you can't profitably build computers in the U.S. is wrong. Here's the proof.
Naysayers may be predicting the demise of the company that everyone loves to hate but odds are they are wrong.
A short diatribe on the wonders of the C programming language from my friend Pierre Gauthier.
Google's tablet is slick but a bit too thick and heavy.
In polls large majorities of the population report that they have above average intelligence. They may all be right.
Now, buy some of our "traffic shaping" hardware that blocks BitTorrent. It works. We swear.
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To see the future of information systems one need only look at how market forces have shaped the food industry.
A cost benefit framework for analyzing what browser compatibility is actually worth.
Inspirationfeed gives a brief review of some of the new animation applications for HTML5.
Brad Frost @ HTML5Rocks presents a guide on responsive web design that includes many good tips and links on modern web design generally.
Supposedly the whole world is going mobile but do the numbers add up?
The W3C Blog is reporting on a W3C Day hosted by their Spanish chapter.
The latest version of the G-Wan HTTP Server brings important fixes and new features.
CNET launches a hype bomb over Google's supposed moves to counter "over-SEO" (i.e. Scam/Spam/Fraud)
WebHelp101 has an excellent write up on free tools that should be a part of your design toolkit.
I have been using Google for a long time. Five or more years now. So I have never really given Bing a second thought or a chance. That all changed a couple weeks ago.
The Web 5.0 Global Hosting Platform is designed to provide redundancy, reliability, and wicked fast performance for our clients and their end users.
AMD has the best CPUs and the most innovative roadmap and yet they are on the verge of bankruptcy.
The values of generalization and reusability are often stressed as indicators of code quality. The risks of over-generalization are often overlooked.
Groklaw says that "most software developers believe ... that software and patents totally need to get a divorce." What a load of bollocks.
Durability (the D in ACID) is the sticking point for high performance databases but modern technology may soon supersede antiquated approaches.
An alternative algorithm for lock-free and wait-free parallel shared memory access without the use of atomic primitives.
Lose money and alienate customers.
When it comes to developing good software there is not such thing as Premature Optimization.
The W3C WCWG has a draft recommendation and it looks pretty damn good.
Finding documentation on Linux's more esoteric high performance features can be a nightmare. Asynchronous IO is a perfect example.
The whole world is moving to the cloud. It is a nice marketing pitch. But what happens when the whole world becomes the cloud?
ZDNet is reporting that the European Union has subtly announce plans for a mandatory Real ID system.
Google and Honda have both made announcements in the last week. The smart car may finally be near.
The open and accessible social web sounds great but somebody needs to protect it from its users.
Tom's Hardware brings us the latest benchmarks for Chrome 18 and Firefox 11.
HTML5 may be a dream but the reality is that native code is the only way to get the job done.
A side venue for topics that are related to technology on a social, psychological, or philosophical level.
It has been a long wait for native cryptography in the browser but better late than never.
Dariobarker is reporting that Google's Blogger Platform has added 5 new HTML5 views.
The KONY 2012 video that supposedly has a 100 million hits on YouTube is a beautiful example of how social media fakery can be used for propaganda.
Erick Moller of Opera shows off some of his 3D rendering work using WebGL
If you haven't checked out http://html5rocks.com lately then you will be in for a treat.
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G-Wan 3.3.7 includes major changes to handling of script urls and bug fixes.
The Web 5.0 Content Management System (CMS) officially launched March 6, 2012
