Uche Ogbuji on how to configure the Universal Feed Parser.

Tim Nufire explains how Backblaze brings down the cost of RAID storage.

Chris Messina is highly skeptical about Opera Unite (especially the idea that it obviates central corporate servers—content is published on Opera’s proxy servers and URLs must be in the operaunite.com namespace), but he does like what it does with activity streams.

James Bennett on why it always makes sense to use a separate server instance to deliver static media (CSS, JS, etc.) from the one that hosts the application (Django, in his case) serving dynamic content. He uses Amazon S3 for the former and a Virtual Private Server for the latter.

Cade Metz on a floating data centre patent by Google. It’s all very Snow Crash.

File system listing script for user friendly directory browsing.

Chris Messina and Larry Halff do a podcast on what happened to Ma.gnolia, and what will become of the service.