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" ... Built in 1964, Tomintoul lacks the historic lineage that benefits its neighboring distilleries. For example, some 11 miles up the road from the eponymous town you’ll find The Glenlivet—a full 140 years its senior—and producer of the most widely consumed single malt in the US. And while the facility isn’t aesthetically romantic by any stretch, it houses a pair each of perfectly pleasing wash stills and spirits stills; workhorses that combine to crank out some 3.3 million liters of distillate per year. ... "
" ... Fortunately, I predict attitudes about technical sales will undergo a radical change in 2021. Based on various conversations I've had with C-level executives and boards of directors at both public and private companies, I think we'll see additional investment in tools and support for these sales workhorses who contribute to the success of so many companies. ... "
" ... Kubernetes has two key components – a set of master nodes that act as the control plane and a set of nodes that act as the workhorses that run containerized workloads. When a workload that is composed of multiple containers is deployed on Kubernetes, the control plane chooses one or more worker nodes to host the containers. Till now, both the master and worker node could run only on mainstream Linux OS distributions such as Ubuntu, Red Hat Enterprise Linux and CentOS. This means applications with a specific need for Microsoft Windows couldn’t be deployed on Kubernetes. ... "
" ... These nuclear workhorses offer a huge, 24/7 tranche of carbon-free electricity. Most of this power is being replaced with natural gas, a fossil fuel less polluting than coal but still a source of carbon in the atmosphere. If they are to be replaced with wind, a rough but conservative calculation, based on the average wind turbine output of 2 megawatts (MW), means that for every 1,200 megawatt electrical (MWe) nuclear plant, you’ll need at least 600 wind turbines, plus storage on a massive scale or a gas-fired generator to be standing by. ... "
" ... These sensors and controllers, which are the workhorses of modern industrial systems, are fundamental in electric utilities and other critical infrastructures: shutting, opening, assigning, and generally running the systems. The problem, according to Weiss, is that they are vulnerable to being disrupted by bad actors without the normal IT alerts being sounded. ... "