My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
I read something today about a hockey player who’s essentially boxed in—can’t play, can’t be sent down, just stuck. It got me thinking about Docker, and honestly, about how easy…
Docker changed how I think about software deployment. When I first encountered it a few years back, I was intrigued by the promise of “write once, run anywhere,” but I…
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the tools we use every day and how they shape the way we work. Most of us just accept the default—it’s easier that…
I spent three hours last week debugging why my development machine was running like it had concrete in the hard drive. The system was crawling. Applications were freezing. My browser…
When I first started working with containerization technology a few years back, I thought I understood what the fuss was about. Quick deployments, isolated environments, less “works on my machine”…
When I first encountered Docker in my curriculum design work, I realized I’d been approaching software development education all wrong. For years, I’d taught students to build applications in isolated…
I’ve been running servers and services on everything from old laptops to Raspberry Pis for years. But when I first heard about running Docker containers directly on an Android phone,…
When I first heard about people running actual services on a Raspberry Pi, I thought they were joking. A device the size of a credit card? Hosting real applications? But…
I recently stumbled across a trade proposal that got me thinking about roster construction in hockey—specifically, whether sometimes you have to give up your best player to fix a broken…
Docker Hub just had a serious security problem exposed, and if you’re using Docker at all—which most of us are these days—you should care about this. The vulnerability allows attackers…
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