pierreozoux

This blog post is really a good read to see where docker is going!

This is true, but for proprietary software it is way worse...

I think you mean the point #6, but now it's corrected, thanks!

Thanks, it is being addressed here: https://github.com/LisbonInternetFreedom/ihavesomethingtohi....

IPs are annon, and I respect DoNotTrack from browsers. I think it is quiete fair!

Free software is the way to go :) If your software is not free, you have no guarantee of what's happening there.

Terrorist (It's like i18n stands for internationalization, )

Would you give me your email and password?

yes, there is an issue open here: https://github.com/LisbonInternetFreedom/ihavesomethingtohi....

Yes this is true, there is also: https://www.privacytools.io/

I was lazy to right a script to parse my server logs!

But common, we are not using GoogleAnalytics :)

I'm using both daily, and I'm really happy!

Thanks!

And thanks for privacytools.io, I wasn't aware of!

We want to spread the word that people should protect themself. Once we manage to convince, people are like "Ok, but what now?" You'll probably answer: "Well, you have to quit facebook, start using linux and have your server at home". And the person will be overwhlmed and just say "it's too complicated."

We try to offer a gamified way: "Here is the first step, and it will take you 5mins of your time!" Then people feel they are on the way to get better at protecting their privacy.

And if you feel we don't recommend the right one, please get in touch, we'd love to collaborate to make it better!

Thanks :)

We try to target broad audience, and indeed ubuntu is easier to use than Debian for a windows user.

There is the TL;DR on top.

The idea here is if you need privacy right now, use Tails. And then for yor day to day life, here are the steps.

The name is provacative, it is on purpose.

A better phrase could have been, "we, as a society, have things to hide from companies and government", but it was too long :)

Thanks, it is now corrected.

Would there be support for Socket Activation? (something that is still missing on Docker..)

Thanks for the pointer. I've been thinking about this kind of scheme: - using a vanilla gentoo - install portage - emerge my package - at the end, do a diff of the filesystem to apply it to the vanilla gentoo.

And using docker filesytem feature for that. I'm still quiete new to Docker and don't know if it is easy to do.

But I'll have a look to gentoo-bb, I think it is exactly what I need!