Beautifully shot drone footage of D7

Video of one of the more interesting sessions from this year's Re:invent

via Kevin Lyda: 'Sharon Terry essentially invented and promoted something akin to the GPL but for medical research. Here's a bunch of data and research and you can use it if you contribute back what you discover to everyone else.'

classic Youtube unicorn chaser, saving for future use

Fergal Crehan's new gig -- good idea!

The Hit Team helps you fight back against leaked photos and videos, internet targeting and revenge porn.

For EVERY youtube video, I always open the video and then immediately punch the slider bar to about 30 percent. For example, in this video, it should have just started at :40. Everything before :40 was a waste. This holds true for nearly every video in the universe.

Via Joe Drumgoole -- it's true!

Think we'll be watching some of these in work soon -- Jez Humble's talk (the last one) in particular looks good:

Amazon, Etsy, Google and Facebook are all primarily software development shops which command enormous amounts of resources. They are, to use Christopher Little’s metaphor, unicorns. How can the rest of us adopt continuous delivery? That’s the subject of my talk, which describes four case studies of organizations that adopted continuous delivery, with varying degrees of success.

One of my favourites – partly because it’s embedded software, not a website – is the story of HP’s LaserJet Firmware team, who re-architected their software around the principles of continuous delivery. People always want to know the business case for continuous delivery: the FutureSmart team provide one in the book they wrote that discusses how they did it.