#68: Not my circus, not my monkey.

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 addict
• The Mother of all Web Tracking Catalogs. I think we’re done now.
• Housewarming gift via Heat template: Germans get free heating from the cloud
• BrowserStack gets utterly humiliated
• ChatOps is just thrilling
• User modeling with Watson
• That Time 2 Bots Were Talking, and Bank of America Butted In
• The ultimate weapon against GamerGate time-wasters: a 1960s chat bot that wastes their time
• Lauren and her juggling app mentioned on Gizmodo and Lifehacker UK
• GCN wins Gunnarbait of the week
  • Preceded by this article on DHS and Coverity.
  • Succeeded by Dave’s article 6 tips for adopting open source published on GCN



• RHEL Atomic beta now out!
  • Dave keeps the SELinux on in the Docker docs



• OpenShift 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? 

Cutting Room Floor

• Cat Math
• What Happens When A Photographer Secretly Takes Over A Town’s Surveillance Camera
• Software-Defined Talk Podcast

We Give Thanks

• Bob St. Clair for monkey management tips