Will the US Army, Not Meta, Build an 'Open' Metaverse?

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ISSUE No. 129 - August 17, 2022

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Will the US Army, Not Meta, Build an 'Open' Metaverse?   "The scope of this vision requires an open cloud architecture with native support for cloud scalability. By prioritizing cloud development and clear goal-setting, military organizations have taken significant leaps toward building an actual realization of this metaverse. In terms of industry progress towards the cloud-supported, scalable metaverse, no organization has come further than the U.S. Army." Read more on Slashdot.org

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How to Use Sar (System Activity Reporter)   In this article, we're going to take a look at the System Activity Reporter, also known as the sar command. This command will help us with seeing a historical view of the performance of our server. You'll see examples of installing it, running it manually, and more. Read more on LinuxJournal.com

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