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However, reading over some of these comments, maybe I'll switch it back to Quicksand.
Edit: Fine, I changed it to improve readability.
Then they removed that in favor of Quadlet. Now in order to do a single container I can do a unit file, but for a pod, I need to use a Kubernetes cluster definition.
Plus, unlike Docker their containers bow to SELinux definitions, so I have repeatedly struggled with containers unable to access mapped directories.
So what is it, Podman? Should I just use Kubernetes? Should I just make dedicated directories for everything instead of mapping logical places for things?
And b)Apple’s copyright refers to hardware design. Dbrand didn’t make hardware - they made an image, or skin, or case. None of these are applicable competitors to Apple’s iPhone.
Viewing the ad made them money.
Visiting and not viewing the ad lost them money. They paid for the server but made no money.
Only one of these three options is painful enough for them to get the point. It’s harsh i know, writers need to eat, but they need to understand I won’t “pay” them with my eyeballs unless the site is usable in return at a bare minimum.
So SteamOS 3?
It’s cheaper to buy Pis and make your startup than it is to make something yourself, which is equal parts impressive and sad.
As we all know, three were given to the elves, seven to the dwarves, nine to the race of Men, and the one the Dark Lord kept for himself.
There is a duplicate communities and fragmentation problem, but…..did you see Reddit’s fragmentation? It’s about the same
I used the Apricot to subscribe to the Apricot
If we all ran our own DNS they can’t sue all of us.
Also, now it’s easier to take screenshots.
Why was this a good idea? Who asked for this?
A software like Microsoft Word - it’s mature, it’s not really getting better, why would I pay them monthly to use the same features?
My unRAID server software - I pay for unRAID once, and I expect my server to run until it dies. Why would I pay $20 a year or whatever just to keep my server running in my own house?
Services like Netflix on the other hand are turning out new content which is what I pay for. Content delivery is a different animal.