Links for 04-22-2015

• The best TV show you’re not watching: “The Americans” will never be must-see TV, no matter how hard it tries - Salon.com
• The MIT Sloan CIO Symposium - I'll be hosting a lunchtime BOF on cloud security/governance at the MIT Sloan CIO Symposium. Always a good event.
• Docker in Production: Reality, Not Hype
• Netflix, Full House, and the Temptations of Nostalgia | TIME - "During the long, rich life that Full House lived on ABC, it was not a good show. But it was a well-loved show, and that was enough to bring it back, because that’s what we do now. "
• Google Lifts the Veil on Borg, Revealing Apache Aurora’s Heritage - The New Stack
• The Best Gear for Travel | The Wirecutter
• What to Do on the Left Bank, Paris - NYTimes.com
• 2015 Future of Open Source Survey Results - RT @valb00: Hot off the press: 2015 Future Of Open Source Study results! #futureOSS @north_bridge @black_duck_sw
• Large-scale cluster management at Google with Borg - RT @jbeda: Borg paper is finally out. Lots of reasoning for why we made various decisions in #kubernetes. Very exciting.
• Inside The Ceph Exascale Storage At Yahoo
• Corporate Open Source Participation Reaches All-Time High, But More Formal Management Needed | Linux.com - RT @linuxfoundation: Corporate OS participation at an all-time high according to the @Black_Duck_sw Future of OS survey via @LinuxPundit
• DevOps Interview: Ryan Frantz - VictorOps - RT @jasonhand: "I think DevOps is gaining traction in older or more traditional organizations" - @Ryan_Frantz : #DevOps
• Hewlett Packard Enterprise just released its boring new logo - RT @BButlerNWW: Is it me, or is this new Hewlett Packard Enterprise logo really boring?
• Moore’s Law Turns 50, May Not See 60 - Prismatic - RT @Adamalthus: [What are the economic implications of it ending?] Moore’s Law Turns 50, May Not See 60
• Folklore.org: The Original Macintosh
• Should We Demolish Or Cherish Brutalist Architecture? - The Daily Beast - "Boston’s City Hall, a large Brutalist structure whose demolition has been suggested, is often called the ugliest building in America."
• Cambridge ban on single-use plastic bags will affect campus retailers - The Tech - Cambridge is going all California on us
• How an Unknown Photographer Named Carleton E. Watkins Helped Save Yosemite
• Supercomputing Strategy Shifts in a World Without BlueGene - Don't follow servers as closely any longer but hadn't realized IBM had moved on from BlueGene