Paypal To Drop VMware From 80,000 Servers and Replace It With OpenStack, Forbes “Backed by Intel and Dell, Mirantis has emerged as a clear leader in the OpenStack world heavily […]
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NTRS Is Online Again – Sort Of
Keith’s note: If you are outside the NASA firewall and try to access NTRS you still get this notice: “The NASA technical reports server will be unavailable for public access […]
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NASA Stumbles Again When It Comes To Its Cool Stuff
International Space Apps Challenge “The International Space Apps Challenge is a technology development event during which citizens from around the world work together to solve challenges relevant to improving life […]
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Why Does MSFC Point NASAIMAGES.Org At Pictures of Weapons?
NASA and Internet Archive Launch Centralized Resource for Images (24 July 2008) “NASA and Internet Archive, a non-profit digital library based in San Francisco, made available the most comprehensive compilation […]
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They're Clueless at NASA CIO
Keith’s note: If you go to the NASA CIO webpage or the CIO’s blog you will see absolutely no mention of this stolen laptop or the activities that followed. Some […]
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NASA is Buzzworthy
NASA Is the Government’s One True Viral Hit Factory, Atlantic Wire “NASA may only consume0.5 percent of the federal budget, but it generates practically all of Uncle Sam’s viral marketing […]
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NASA May Limit Web Streaming
NASA Announcement for Partnering Opportunities for Delivery of NASA Content To The Public “In the existing infrastructure without our delivery partners, NASA may have to cap the number of visitors […]
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NASA's Tangled Human Spaceflight Web Presence
Keith’s note: One night in January I got frustrated trying to find something on NASA’s Human Spaceflight website(s). So, I decided to map them. As you can see from this […]
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NASA Memo: Protection of Sensitive Agency Information
NASA Memorandum for the Record: Protection of Sensitive Agency Information “This memorandum reinforces NASA policy regarding the protection of Sensitive but Unclassified (SBU) information. The memorandum applies to all Centers, […]
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NASA IT Security is a Mess – Stolen Laptops and Hacking JPL
Testimony by NASA IG Paul Martin: NASA Cybersecurity: An Examination of the Agency’s Information Security “Between April 2009 and April 2011, NASA reported the loss or theft of 48 Agency […]