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From the SuperComputing '08 Floor, Part 4 of 4 - More from the SuperComputing '08 floor. Editor Shawn Powers talks about RAID, ethernet, power conservation, InfiniBand, global super computing networks, programming tools, storage and more. read more ...

From the SuperComputing '08 Floor, Part 3 of 4 - More from the SuperComputing '08 floor. Editor Shawn Powers talks about Mathematica, CUDA, quiet, efficient servers and more. read more ...

From the SuperComputing '08 Floor, Part 2 of 4 - Continuing at the SuperComputing '08 floor, Editor Shawn Powers talks with exhibitors about everything from spaceships to clusters to virtualization. read more ...

From the SuperComputing '08 Floor, Part 1 of 4 - We're here at SuperComputing '08 in Austin, Texas catching up with a few exhibitors. If you can't be here with us, we'll bring a little of the show to you. We're searching the show floor for the coolest Linux stuff (besides Linux Journal of course) and bringing it to you. read more ...

The Green Penguin ? Where Does Your E-Waste Go? - The article discusses E-Stewards, a new certification program for e-waste recyclers that aims to prevent dumping in landfills and developing countries. read more ...

Linux on the Label! - Anyone that uses Linux regularly is familiar with the "Google to see if it works under Linux" procedure before buying any hardware. I was thrilled when I saw the ad for a USB Atari 2600 joystick clone that had a label on the box claiming its Linux compatibility. read more ...

Clueless Linux User - NSFW - Here in the Linux Journal offices, we sometimes get phone calls that give us a laugh. People call us because they either want to "talk to the Linux company" or buy some stock in "Linux," or have some criticism of "the Linux programmers." We thought this time we'd share one with you. Hope it gives you a chuckle to brighten your day. :) read more ...

Improve Your Intelligence with Brain Workshop - Everywhere you turn there are "brain training" games that claim to help you "lower your brain age" or "boost your brain power" and other such marketing hyperbole. Much like saying a certain breakfast cereal is "more satisfying" than other cereals, these claims are basically meaningless.read more ...

Linux Journal Live - eBook Readers and DRM - The November 13, 2008 edition of Linux Journal Live! Shawn Powers and special guest, Linux Journal Author Daniel Bartholomew, talk e-book readers and Daniel's Kindle, DRM, and other goodness. read more ...

Share This: The Internet is a Right - ?They order, said I, this matter better in France.? So wrote Laurence Sterne in his 1768 book A Sentimental Journey Through France and Italy. Alas, things have changed much since then, at least as far as the Internet is concerned. In the light of recent events, now he would we have to say: they order this matter worse in France. Even more unfortunately, France's bad habits are spreading, and could have serious consequences for free software. read more ...

Bankruptcy Is Option to GM Board - Members of GM's board are willing to consider "all options," including an eventual bankruptcy-protection filing, a stance CEO Rick Wagoner opposes. ...

Job Losses Surge as Slump Accelerates - Unemployment across the U.S. is accelerating. Twelve states had a rise of at least two percentage points in jobless rates over the past year. ...

Wal-Mart Names Duke Its New CEO - Wal-Mart said CEO Scott is retiring and named Mike Duke, who heads the international operations, to succeed him starting in February. ...

Citigroup Tries to Steady Stock - Citigroup's Pandit told employees he has "no desire" to sell any part of the firm. Citi is working to stabilize its shares, which hit a 16-year low. ...

Turmoil Continues in Banking Sector - Three more banks failed Friday, marking the highest volume of bank failures in one day since the Savings and Loan crisis. ...

McKesson Agrees to Settle Pricing Suits - McKesson agreed to pay $350 million to settle cases in which it was accused of helping to increase drug prices in 2001 and 2002. ...

Share Declines Pressure Redstone - Viacom and CBS shares sank to lows this week, turning up pressure on Redstone as he tries to resolve his family's debt problems. ...

More Hedge Funds Expected to Succumb - More hedge funds will likely have to close this year, amid a steady redemptions drumbeat from pension funds, endowments and others. ...

Goldman to Offer FDIC Debt - Goldman Sachs will issue debt backed by the FDIC under the new Temporary Liquidity Guarantee Program. ...

Maxim in Restructuring Talks - The publisher of men's magazine Maxim is in restructuring talks that are expected to turn over the company to creditors, in another blow to star media deal maker Steve Rattner. ...

AnnTaylor Withdraws Outlook - AnnTaylor's swung to a quarterly loss on slumping margins and sales as the company withdrew its outlook for the year amid the uncertainty in the retail segment. ...

Heinz Focuses on Conserving Cash - Heinz reported a 22% jump in net, helped by price increases, and said it will focus on conserving cash. ...

Target Ends Real-Estate Plans - Target has decided against pursuing various real-estate structure ideas, calling the potential value of the deal "highly speculative." ...

Summers to Head Economic Council - Former Clinton Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers will be Obama's top White House economic aide, joining Timothy Geithner in heading the new administration's economic team. ...

Bush Touts Free Trade in Asia - Bush used what is likely to be his final international address of his term to call on nations to knock down trade barriers. ...

Clinton to Face Familiar Problems - Hillary Clinton, as secretary of state, would seek solutions to problems her husband and George W. Bush failed to resolve. ...