In my last
article, I began exploring song lyrics. Not so you could have an epic
Karaoke night, but more in the sense of analyzing song lyrics and word usage
therein.
I typically cover software packages that do actual calculations to
advance scientific knowledge, but here I'm exploring a slightly
stranger tool in the arsenal of
scientific computation.
Linux Journal was a print magazine for 17+ years, then a digital one for
the next 7+. What shall we be now? That's the Big Question, and there are
many answers, some of which are already settled.
It was the summer of 2007 and I was at Linux World Expo in San Francisco. I had just finished updating the second edition of Knoppix Hacks and in addition to attending the conference I was there to promote it and my other books at the O'Reilly booth. Somehow I got word that Linux Journal was looking for new authors and was holding an event at a nearby bar later that day.
More than ever, small to mid-sized businesses demand and rely on
their networks to carry out mission-critical business activities. As
always, however, budgets and expertise constrain these companies from
using complex managed switches to run their networks.