Two years on, Dell shows going private was a smart move | Ars Technica

Two years on, Dell shows going private was a smart move | Ars Technica "We find ourselves in a world increasingly afflicted with myopia—governments that can't see beyond the next election, an education system that can't see beyond the next round of standardised tests, and public financial markets that can't see beyond the next trade," wrote Michael Dell in the Wall Street Journal in 2014.

And corporations try to build key infrastructure with JavaScript. Right. Can't wait to see how that turns out. Wait, what browser again?

This is why Docker is going to flatten the competition in the cloud: providing an insulating layer against the constant stream of marketing bullsh*t that masquerades as innovation. Stable, repeatable, reliable.

Why VMware absolutely had to adopt Docker and its trendy containers | VentureBeat | Cloud | by Jordan Novet

Why VMware absolutely had to adopt Docker and its trendy containers | VentureBeat | Cloud | by Jordan Novet: "VMware announced that it has succeeded in integrating Docker containers, a technology that’s currently hot among developers, into its own widely used vSphere server-virtualization software."

I think docker is great. Who wants to be stuck in a server platform you can't get out of?

Dockercon Day 1: Keynote Highlights | Docker Blog

Dockercon Day 1: Keynote Highlights | Docker Blog: "The first day of Dockercon started early, with sleepy attendees and manic marketing people milling about a big breakfast spread of fruit, pastry, an oatmeal bar and, because this is San Francisco after all, breakfast burritos."

A very interesting new technology.