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2021/03/23 #

  • Samsung bets big on foldable smartphones amid chip crunch - I’m interested to learn about web development efforts aimed at these new foldables, also they have mentioned that they are working on a double foldable phone, what is that going to look like?asia.nikkei.com #

  • YouTube experiment will auto-detect products in videos and provide related content links - Good to see some actual innovation in Ad Tech rather than all the surveillance tracking, hyper linking video is pretty cool9to5google.com #

  • Jack Dorsey’s first tweet sold as an NFT for an oddly specific $2,915,835.47www.theverge.com #

  • Richard M. Stallman returns to the Free Software Foundation Board of Directors - I once attended a lecture given by RMS in the UK at a university just outside London around 2004-ish, it was very good, very inspiring, he didn’t interact much with anyone before or after the lecture, he was very busy typing away on his laptopwww.zdnet.com #

  • Daily Overview - Dutch Tulips - It’s the beginning of spring in the Northern Hemisphere, flowers will be in bloom soonwww.getrevue.co #

  • OVH writes off another data centre – SBG1 – and reveals new smoking battery incident - More details about the big OVH fire, interesting if you are a sysadmin or live in the EUwww.theregister.com #

  • Building my own yahoo! pipes - Awesome writeup of using Node-RED to build some cool RSS feed scrapers and processors, includes some excellent screenshots of the workflow canvas so you get a really good idea of what is possible - I really would like to do some work with Node-RED, it looks like it could be a really useful tool to use in creating modern news workflowstaoofmac.com #

  • LXD is a next generation system container manager - Someone in an HN thread I was in earlier recommended this as an alternative to Dockerlinuxcontainers.org #

  • Messaging platform provider Discord reportedly exploring sale at $10Bsiliconangle.com #

  • Please don't upgrade Docker without asking first (HN Thread) - There is a bit of a discussion going on around the latest Docker releases which do forced automatic upgrades, that in some cases break the installation, and there is some concern about how the Docker team has handled the situation, very relevant since many modern developer environments rely on Dockernews.ycombinator.com #

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