
Making Apps With Docker, Plastics and Food
About this episode
Dave gives a quick primer on Docker and why you should consider it for making and sharing apps, while Ron talks about the interactions of food and plastics.
This episode’s Monero challenge: What was your favorite George Wendt performance, BESIDES Norm from Cheers?
This episode’s Monero winner height & blockhash: 3417567, 0b13f6ac9b7079c4b19c2abe990d61a46572af8741e3d72f7ce36e91b976540e
This episode’s Monero winner candidate list: dormouse, almagest, MoneroMash, MavMcQ, ayn
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00:08:07 Potential mass shooter in Vegas taken down
00:13:10 Habeas corpus
00:18:11 AI videos
00:28:02 Marco Rubio spitting fire in Congress
00:34:48 Forced reset triggers & bees
00:46:09 Dan Bongino on Epstein
00:53:38 Dave gives a quick primer on Docker
01:03:42 RIP George Wendt
01:04:37 Biden’s secret cancer
01:07:12 Ron talks about the interaction between food and plastic and a new lawsuit to keep track of
Resources discussed on the show:
Docker (https://www.docker.com/), an open source tool for containerizing applications.
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