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  1. 17-09-2013 to , by aldeka
  2. "RAID5 isn't sufficient redundancy anymore, you need RAID6."
  3. Amazing antifeatures story.
  4. The hardware looks awesome. Too bad it's very likely to be locked down so that it does not run GNU/Linux. :-(
  5. The only reason I'm bookmarking it for the picture of Jeff Bezos dressed exactly like Steve Jobs.
  6. Looks pretty awesome.
  7. Some nice GNU/Linux-based ways to secure erase SSD and other disks.
  8. Good Christmas/Hanukkah gift this year!
  9. Awesome project out of Eyebeam done largely by Ayah Bdeir.
  10. Via Daf (I think).
  11. Good project by some good people.
  12. Via Marcell: "The fact that the current policy of not releasing documentation and providing source code only to their immediate customers, as well as the frequent abomination of binary-only kernel modules also effectively prevent any independent third party (commercial or non-commercial) to actually provide such a solution based on a particular hardware offering. Thus, it is actually not an anti-FOSS environment, but an anti-competitive environment. By opening up at whatever level and enabling (or even encouraging) any third party to build on top of your product, you encourage a market and encourage competition. A market with actual competition will increase innovation due to competition. In the end, any customer who wants to use the actual chip will have more software options, and thus the resulting product will be able to reach more markets and boldly go where it hasn't gone before."
  13. Bug Labs names module after EvH. Weird.

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