This week, Dave and Gunnar talk about: computers that think, computers that think they’re thinking, and people that think computers are people.
Gunnar is a Trello addictThe Mother of all Web Tracking Catalogs. I think we’re done now.Housewarming gift via Heat template: Germans get free heating from the cloudBrowserStack gets utterly humiliatedChatOps is just thrillingUser modeling with WatsonThat Time 2 Bots Were Talking, and Bank of America Butted InThe ultimate weapon against GamerGate time-wasters: a 1960s chat bot that wastes their timeLauren and her juggling app mentioned on Gizmodo and Lifehacker UKGCN wins Gunnarbait of the weekPreceded by this article on DHS and Coverity.Succeeded by Dave’s article 6 tips for adopting open source published on GCNRHEL Atomic beta now out! Dave keeps the SELinux on in the Docker docsOpenShift Enterprise 2.2 is out, with Fuse and A-MQ Messaging cartridges (xPaaS!) and CloudForms integration https://install.openshift.com/ is mind-blowing.Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.5 to 6.6 risk report
Google Cloud Platform says: “Red Hat has contributed tirelessly to almost every component of the stack and has been instrumental in shaping and improving the overall production readiness of Kubernetes.”
Not my circus, not my monkey: Idioms of the World HT Bob St. Clair and related: Management Time: Who’s Got the Monkey? Cat MathWhat Happens When A Photographer Secretly Takes Over A Town’s Surveillance CameraSoftware-Defined Talk PodcastBob St. Clair for monkey management tips