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[TechRepublic] Cotton Candy: Linux computer on a stick
Cotton Candy is the latest in tiny, Linux-powered computers now available for consumers. How tiny? This one is contained on a USB-stick you can carry in your pocket. Read more
It's an exciting time for the Linux desktop. According to Jack Wallen, even some recent missteps have served to fuel innovation and drive improvements. Read more
Nick Hardiman explains the benefits of load balancing for your cloud application, and introduces Elastic Load Balancing (ELB) offered by Amazon Web Services. Read more
Jack Wallen offers up his take on just why the Raspberry Pi is of any signifigance in an age of bigger and faster. Open source has yet another notch to add to its +5 belt of success. Read more
Marco Fioretti explains why you might want to access Facebook from the command line and then shows you how to do it with a script that can be customized. Read more
Patrick Lambert offers an overview of the latest Anonymous exploit -- publishing millions of emails it accessed from a company that has been called a "shadow CIA." Read more
The Native Client technology that Google has been building into Chrome is powering an impressive array of games in your desktop browser. Check out these stills of its graphics. View on site
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