Links for a Monday

by Alex Handy 05/10/2010 11:13 AM EST

Good morning, readers. To help you wake up and get ready for a bracing week ahead, We're got a fresh cup of hot links for you to peruse.And if you're at all interested in Amazon Web Services, you'll find a nice hearty helping of links related to that service. Or, at least, to people complaining about that service.

Scala 2.8.0 RC2 Released.

Blocking I/O: It's not just for pansies!

"EBS Lost All My Data!"

Amazon addresses EC2 power outages.

Removing data from S3 can cost thousands of dollars.

Defensability as a touchstone for development decisions.

New programming jargon (Excellent!)

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