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Hands on with HoloLens: Watch out for robot bugs in the wall

By Kyt Dotson Nov 13, 2015

This week, Microsoft brought a demonstration of its newest augmented reality product, the HoloLens, to my home down of Phoenix, AZ. The Microsoft reps refer to this experience as “mixed reality,” it uses a set…

Payday 2 community outraged by new “pay-to-win” items

By Eric David Nov 13, 2015

Some devs are able to admit their mistakes and listen to what their fan community has to say about unpopular game features. Payday 2 studio Overkill Software is not one of those devs. A large number of…

Wikibon

Edge computing provides better IoT economics, says Wikibon CTO

By Bert Latamore Nov 13, 2015

Internet of Things (IoT) is on the verge of exploding onto the computing scene, and experts agree that data volumes will be astronomical. At its recent Amazon Web Services (AWS) re:Invent event, Amazon presented a…

Why retrospectives and post-mortems work | #DOES15

By Heather Johnson Nov 13, 2015

Engineering consulting firm Release Engineering Approaches is currently working with Salesforce.com on DevOps issues such as retrospectives, a process that determines what went well and what didn’t go well, as well as how to…

Layers of Fear dev explains why the game is “based on the mood rather than jump-scares”

By Eric David Nov 13, 2015

The horror game genre has become a bit oversaturated over the last few years, likely as a result of the surprise success of Amnesia: The Dark Descent, which helped re-establish the genre as being capable…

Salesforce.com says to accept failures, optimize success | #DOES15

By Heather Johnson Nov 13, 2015

From a DevOps perspective, Salesforce.com wants others in the industry to learn how to accept failures and optimize success. “We want people to think about how they view failures, how they learn from failures…

BLUE1647 Documentary: The power of the Hackathon

By Kyt Dotson Nov 13, 2015

In the parlance of developers a hackathon is a short-term event designed to bring together like-minded individuals—sometimes from the same expertise and sometimes from a diverse set of capabilities. At a hackathon developers, makers,…

Researcher Gene Kim watches DevOps community grow | #DOES15

By Heather Johnson Nov 13, 2015

The guests at this year’s DevOps Enterprise Summit even surprised host Gene Kim, noted researcher, author, former CTO of Tripwire, Inc. and author and DevOps enthusiast at IT Revolution Press. The conference invited organizations such as…

Wikibon

Wikibon to EMC channel: Don’t panic, but reassess your business

By Bert Latamore Nov 13, 2015

The EMC Federation/Dell Inc. merger announcement should not drive channel partners into panic mode. But it should be an opportunity for partners to reassess and in some cases redesign their businesses in light of…

Startup says it’s made containers enterprise-friendly

By Paul Gillin Nov 13, 2015

With the surging popularity of containers creating a host of new companion platforms and accompanying management headaches, a startup founded by a team of former Citrix Systems, Inc., Microsoft, and VMware Inc. engineers and…

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Hands on with HoloLens: Watch out for robot bugs in the wall

Payday 2 community outraged by new “pay-to-win” items

Edge computing provides better IoT economics, says Wikibon CTO

Why retrospectives and post-mortems work | #DOES15

Layers of Fear dev explains why the game is “based on the mood rather than jump-scares”

Salesforce.com says to accept failures, optimize success | #DOES15

BLUE1647 Documentary: The power of the Hackathon

Researcher Gene Kim watches DevOps community grow | #DOES15

Wikibon to EMC channel: Don’t panic, but reassess your business

Startup says it’s made containers enterprise-friendly

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