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Sites that I found interesting for June 14th 2009 through June 15th 2009:

• A New Type of Cloud? – undulus asperatus, Latin for "turbulent undulation."
• No Experts Exchange for Greasemonkey – @kevinthompson on Twitter wrote this handy script for Greasemonkey on Firefox to block Google search results that point to Experts-Exchange. You would know if you need this script, trust me.
• Build a DIY Windows Home Server – via @isdixon on twitter.

Sites that I found interesting for January 24th 2009 through January 28th 2009:

• Google Introduces A New Weapon In The Fight For Net Neutrality: Measurement Labs – Google announced today that it will give end users the tools to figure out whether internet service providers are interfering with their broadband connections by blocking or “throttling” certain applications.
• Google adds offline and ‘flaky’ modes to Gmail –
• How to Choose Chart Types – A flowchart for choosing chart types.

Sites that I found interesting for October 6th 2008 through October 8th 2008:

• AMD to Split Into Two Operations – Advanced Micro Devices said Tuesday that it would split into two companies — one focused on designing microprocessors and the other on the costly business of manufacturing them — in a drastic effort to maintain its position as the only real rival to Intel.
• Virtual fence could modernize the Old West – Dean Anderson, an animal science researcher with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, is working on a system that will allow cowboys to herd their cattle remotely by singing commands and whispering into Bessie's ears via radio and tracking her movements by satellite and computer.
• Iron Man release brings down BD-Live service – Shortly after the release of Iron Man on Blu-ray on October 1, people started complaining of defective discs; the problem turned out to be that all the Blu-ray players downloading additional content brought down Paramount's BD-Live servers, causing delays while loading the disc.
  Could extrapolate to be -1 for cloud computing.