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i don't think this other commenter was calling you out. i think they were just bringing up a point of discussion that's relevant to the point you brought up

forking doesn't really help with the underlying problem that docker is a layer to run on top of Linux's KVM. at a certain point though, it's become standard enough though that BSD not having a good way to support docker, or any other CRI containerization service for that matter, is a BSD failure, not a containerization failure

states' rights to opress people was the full thought

feature of fascism: the enemy is both nearly eradicated and everywhere

by my experience mostly straight eastern europeans. everyone else either started on something else or they moved off telegram because they didn't feel like they could trust it

elon musk in business deal with russian oligarch again. nothing is new

you underestimate how shortsighted republicans are

oh that's easy. the VW execs were under the jurisdiction of a country that gives a fuck and knows what the consecuences of unchecked greed are. the bankers were under the jurisdiction of a country that thinks maybe a little bit of fascism wouldn't be so bad, all things considered

it's not perfect, but i've just been gathering interesting links into my org roam notebook

I don't even trust non-unlockable bootloaders. There's so much planned obsolescence everywhere

there's a difference between using irc for livetime troubleshooting and not having a forum at all and directing everyone to your livechat discord. i'm sure some sicko out there has run an OSS project on only IRC, but their project likely got no traction because a history of problemsolving posts is important in open source. generally speaking, you need:

• a wiki
• a static indexable searchable forum
• a live chat place for real time communication for novel problems

too many projects these days only have that last one in the form of discord

more like 200