Entries tagged with #containers [Technology, Books and Other Neat Stuff]

Wed, 12:24: A decade of my favourite trance label: Platipus 10 by Art Of Trance https://t.co/QDLLV2j228 #NowPlaying
Wed, 12:38: In an age of steam https://t.co/I39DQmiZAL https://t.co/sL1y1PcfIC
Wed, 12:43: (hoping that the promised build today fixes the bug on high DPI devices...)
Wed, 12:48: RT @tomscott: Tried to write a British version of Ready Player One and, honestly, this nostalgia-mining crap is so easy. https://t.co/Y7mDS…
Wed, 13:45: RT @warrenellis: Image: Spectacular aurora from orbit https://t.co/0hCwgrlzd9 https://t.co/Nk8KdPmRcV
Wed, 13:50: RT @StigAbell: Chlorination Chicken could work as a new dish for the Brexit Empire.
Wed, 15:13: Wow, the Snopes story gets even more complex: https://t.co/Otqp4J2xld
Wed, 16:40: RT @pjcozzi: The entire WebGL Insights book is now free: 23 chapters on advanced topics from 42 authors and 25 reviewers! https://t.co/rjUv…
Wed, 16:44: RT @gabrtv: Honored to represent Microsoft on the @CloudNativeFdn board. https://t.co/ZejcQLsMHf
Wed, 18:26: In to a very muggy London for a Surface event.

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Tue, 14:20: It's Tuesday, it's lunchtime in UK, morning on the East Coast. and Enterprise Microsoft is all about Kubernetes: https://t.co/eIPqAvfdj8
Tue, 15:44: The compilation of early recordings album that got me into Porcupine Tree: Stars Die https://t.co/Ac8dnqrade #NowPlaying
Tue, 16:15: TFW your internet connection crashes when you're about to go on a Skype call.
Tue, 17:12: RT @infoworld: Ease into Kubernetes on Microsoft Azure , by @sbisson - #Kubernetes #Containers #Azure https://t.co/m7Pla8Ve4N
Tue, 17:25: If Paint isn't dead, then Flash certainly is: https://t.co/f8mklWITwH
Tue, 17:53: You realise that this means .avi outlives Flash...
Tue, 17:57: Recent Reads: Intrepid. Kris Longknife is out beyond the Rim in another of Mike Shepherd's milSF yarns, and she's clearing up messes again.
Tue, 20:28: Interesting: Immigration New Zealand sending mails to British Engineers, suggesting that NZ is the next step for their careers.
Tue, 22:00: And now for the Pacific Shift, this week's Enterprise Microsoft. https://t.co/G6Iv4CEbRY
Tue, 23:20: Pasta Time! https://t.co/EgTSmuJi95

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Tue, 13:45: Any analysts out there who have been looking at Open19 available for comment? #journorequest
Tue, 13:49: Having to resort to the legacy text importer in Excel as the new one doesn't seem to cope with DMY dates. Aaaaaargh!
Tue, 15:46: I've lost track; I've had the release twice and the recall message three times now. I'm guess two recalls don't make a release.
Tue, 16:51: This week's Enterprise Microsoft looks at how WINDOWS ❤ LINUX in containers. Time to shake up Windows Server! https://t.co/rFDLDSlzlG
Tue, 16:57: Ahah! I have finally got the new Excel CSV import to handle UK dates. This was not easy...
Tue, 16:59: Really enjoying @fozmeadows' A Tyranny of Queens. A worthy (and much needed) deconstruction of Heinlein's Glory Road.
Tue, 19:13: Monument Valley 2 is gorgeous. https://t.co/MqMokHQatE
Tue, 19:14: RT @infoworld: Inside Windows Server’s containerized #Linux future, by @sbisson - https://t.co/bobtvClY5c #containers #windowsserver
Tue, 20:32: Anyone here look after the Azure blog? Its RSS feed is broken: pushing the same piece again and again.
Tue, 21:36: For the afternoon shift across the pond... https://t.co/eHILykayyZ

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