Control Structure

In this episode, Chris and Andrew talk about monitors, Linux, efficient vs performant CPUs, an old hard drive, network connections, and room mates.

Things:

• So Many Monitors
• Screens | Ryan Rampersad
• VideoLAN – VideoLAN – Press Release – Windows 8 Fundraiser
• VideoLAN – VLC media player for iOS
• 25-GPU cluster cracks every standard Windows password in
• Richard Stallman calls Ubuntu “spyware” because it tracks searches | Ars Technica
• Coming in Ubuntu Linux 13.04: instant purchases from the desktop | PCWorld
• Linux 3.7 – Linux Kernel Newbies
• Samba Team Releases Samba 4.0
• Keywords for Unprotocols – Unprotocols
• AMD Amends Wafer Supply Agreement with GLOBALFOUNDRIES
• ARM CEO Warren East Says Mobile Chips Will Move into Energy-Efficient Desktops, Laptops, and Servers. | MIT Technology Review
• Intel pitches ARM alternative to data centers—including Facebook’s | Ars Technica
• Authoritarian regimes push for larger ITU role in DNS system | Ars Technica
• The Raspberry Pi Web Server Speed Test – Jeremy’s .NET Blog
• IBM 3390: The world’s largest and most expensive hard drive teardown | ExtremeTech
• IBM manufactures light-based ‘nanophotonic’ chips to let the terabytes flow
• Australian travelers stranded in wilderness because of iOS 6 maps | Ars Technica
• Victoria Police Online News Centre – Police concerned with Apple iOS 6 mapping system

Music:

• Younnat – Radar – His Name is Radar
• Jeremy Williams – Game Theory
• dma-sc – 1st Sidsound
• Frozen Silence – F
• dma-sc – pooz – The Lab

This episode of Control Structure has a Fringe episode. You should really listen to The Fringe #19: CS #4!

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