#61: Monkey Business

This week, Dave and Gunnar talk about: monkey selfies, elephant-based coffee, and yak shaving with OpenStack.

• Dave is all all Skyped up on RHEL 7
  • Provides 32 bit qtwebkit which isn’t in EPEL



• HTTPS mandates: “With great power comes a tiny amount of responsibility.”


• D&G Joke Kit of the Week: Monkey’s selfie cannot be copyrighted, US regulators say


• Open source intelligence: Gun Safety, Self Defense, and Road Marches – Finding an ISIS Training Camp
  • Hard Core History
  • Shamless plug for my friend Graeme’s wonderful ISIS piece



• Stealing encryption keys through the power of touch


• When not working for America’s Got Talent finalists, Lauren spends her free time working at NASA.
  • #2!!! –> Top 5 articles of the week: Linux, Hadoop, and NASA!
  • Lauren’s Raspberry Pi virtual reality wall at NASA



• Dave takes RH254R for RHEL 7


• Now with less yak shaving: Red Hat Introduces Open Virtual Appliance for Seamless OpenStack Evaluations
  • Almost related: OpenShift Enterprise Offline Developer Virtual Machine Image



• CloudForms 3.1 released


• Lonely jobs, part 2: No. 1 Most Expensive Coffee Comes From Elephant’s No. 2

Cutting Room Floor

• Ben Balter’s Glossary of Government Acronyms
• IBM’s 1937 corporate songbook
• Pop songs as Shakespearean sonnets
• InternetSteamGauge: a pressure gauge to display Internet usage
• 26 Famous (And Free) Fonts You’ll Want To Start Using Immediately
• 15 foot tall parking sign
• Meanwhile in Japan: Apologies as a Service

We Give Thanks

• Brian Stevens for his leadership and mentorship