El anuncio del primer ordenador "portátil", el IBM 5100
- February 4, 2011
- cybercaronte
Igualito que ahora ;), el IBM 5100 salió a finales de 1975 y pesaba aproximadamente 25 kilitos (¿portátil?).
No te lo pierdas.
Visto en Retrothing.
Vídeos de la linux.conf.au 2011
- February 4, 2011
- tuxotron
Keynote: Geoff Huston Bringing GLSL to the masses (the glsl2 project for Mesa OpenGL) Playing with fire: protocol analysis techniques for the Firewire bus Freeing the Cloud, one service at a time Trade Practices Issues of Infringing Open Source Software Network Bandwidth Isolation Pixels From A Distance X and the future of Linux GraphicsApplying martial arts to the workplace: your guide to kicking arseProducing WebM content with GStreamerOpen source documentation for the terminally illiterate Now Open: F# Practical Go Programming Outside in Development with Behaviour-Driven Development and Rails Java: Rumours of my demise are greatly exaggerated The State of PHP Indefero Code & Project Management Open Source Compiler Construction for the JVM Welcome Open Source: Saving the World Over-complicating a home network the cheapskate way perl5i: Perl 5 Improved Avoiding Development Monoculture Virtual Networking performance: flows, bridging and tunnels Lightning Talks Lessons learned from 13 years of LWN Can’t^W^W^W Touch This! SPDX: evolution of the package facts proposal License compliance in Open Source business Beyond init: systemd Going fast by being lazy: Context switching in PowerPC Linux Editing video with Pitivi Keynote: Eric Allman The Serval BatPhone: Making Mesh Mobile Telephony Practical, Anywhere, Any Time. Perl Programming Best Practices Our Sparkle Motion: Empowering the Geekocracy Against the Kyriarchy Building successful and unsuccessful businesses on open source foundations Open Source in Big Business: A Consulting Perspective Burn down the silos! Helping dev and ops gel on high availability websites Deltacloud: abstracting for freedom Making file systems scale: A case study using ext4 The Dili Village Telco Linux Australia AGM The Paradox of Commercially Viable Free Open Source Software Newcomer’s Session Firewalling with OpenBSDs pf and pfsync OptIPortal: Ultrascale Visualisation and Collaboration The latest and coolest with HTML5 video Using splice and vmsplice with custom Embedded Linux architectures Easy Kernel Development with User Mode Linux Keynote: Vinton G. Cerf Making laptops work with Linux Roll Your Own Cloud: Enterprise Virtualization with KVM, DRBD, iSCSI and Pacemaker Anatomy of an open modern Linux graphics driver - no animals need disection Use the Force, Linus How flash storage works
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