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One /proc to Rule Them All  

Nearly everything you need to know about your system is stored somewhere in the /proc filesystem.

Die Hard  

NIST has chosen the Keccak algorithm as the new cryptographic hash standard but, in real life, many users are still waiting to move to its predecessor SHA-2.

On the Go  

You don't have to buy Windows 8 Enterprise Edition to create a Windows To Go USB drive, nor do you have to buy an expensive, certified USB disk to make it work.

Well Seasoned  

Administrators on Linux virtual machines tend to use VNC to transfer the graphical system to Virtual Machine Manager or a VNC client. One alternative is Spice: If the guest system is running the QXL driver, you can look forward to fast graphics and audio pass through.

Genie in a Bottle  

I was recently looking for a stable, flexible, and scalable web application for an ongoing project. It wasn't long until I decided on the NoSQL-based MongoDB.

Jungle Camp  

Windows 2012 sees Microsoft release the latest version of its server operating system. With multiple editions, and different access licenses, licensing can be difficult to understand. This article attempts to let a little light into the jungle.

Core Strength  

As core counts increase in both CPUs and GPUs, the HPC lifestyle could become a bit more difficult.

Nagios Calling  

Out of the box, Nagios can only alert you by email when a service fails, but these email messages can be easily overlooked. A call is more sustainable.

Inside View  

Computing hardware is constantly changing, with new CPUs and accelerators, and the integration of both. How do you know which processors are right for your code?
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