Leaky abstractions 2: Kubernetes/Docker and file permissions
Following on from the tale of VMWare and the massive packets, another leak recently sprung by an abstraction... Those of us who have been doing Docker for...
Following on from the tale of VMWare and the massive packets, another leak recently sprung by an abstraction... Those of us who have been doing Docker for...
Whether your software counts as "microservices" or not, if it has more than three distinct components, Kubernetes is one way of deploying it on-site to a la...
I'm not currently a church treasurer, but I still help one or two of them out with money and/or technology queries, and this is a case in point. Just to b...
Remember that new cycle cam I ordered four months ago? I was on the verge of giving up and getting a refund when FedEx finally turned up with it. So, was ...
WhatsApp is a phone app which lets you participate in group chats with your contacts. It also does voice calls and video, and it's encrypted, which means it...
As mentioned here previously, the rise of USB-C is a good thing, and hopefully means an end to needing different proprietary chargers for different laptops....
Like most of the world's office workers, I've been based at home for the majority of 2020. And one thing that's been bugging me is connectivity to my desk. ...
Inspired by the work of others on YouTube, I've decided to try my hand at a spot of "vlogging". I've even sprung for Movavi's video editing tools, which are...
If you've just returned from six months living in a cave, it turns out there's some sort of pandemic going on out there. The world has ground to a halt and ...
I've written here before about my cycle cam. It's a cheap and cheerful bullet camera which I strap to the top of my helmet. You can find it for sale in many...