Firecracker is a project announced last year at AWS Re:Invent and is a lightweight KVM-based virtual machine monitor (VMM) targeted for serverless applications. Ignite allows you to manage Firecracker microVMs with a docker-like interface. 😂 AppleStand Monitor Multi-displayĪ few days ago I came across a new project in the world of containers. I would still need the $199 VESA adapter if I’d buy the XDR display, which I’m no position to do, as I’m not that of a “profressional”. Luckily, I’m not alone with this assessment. Other manufacturers will of course understand this once Apple has proven the fact and then everybody will nod in agreement and it will be the new norm for shipping monitors. I’m not a pro designer, but if you’re into workspace ergonomics and multi-display setups, monitor stands are again, optional. They all ended up in the Santa Cruz landfill. I’ve ripped off the stands of the last 5-6 monitors I’ve acquired over the last few years. The stand is an outmost optional accessory and Apple knows it. The point I’ve been trying to make in several of these cases is that WHO THE FUCK needs a stand for a monitor in 2019 if you have a studio or respectable workstation setup? No one! Apple know who they’re selling to. Do they have a studio that requires the horsepower of a workstation and a multi-display setup to visualize their work? Don’t think so. What we can see here is the usual suspects. “Wow, Apple, how on earth will I able to spend that on a monitor stand?”, says the Apple fanboi with over $25k of dead Apple devices in his trail. It goes without saying that the Internet have had it share bit of fun the last week since WWDC.

Apple stand $999