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As for Gaia-X itself, governments are always on the hunt for programs to justify their spending of tax and debt money. Favorable outcome is the spending itself as a mean to subsidize this and that group.

For who target Linux as deployment platform, as is common, Docker instead forces to run the Linux version of interpreters and libraries on a Mac or Windows. On top of a Linux mini VM. Could not be otherwise?

Also the internet can not replicate the social possibilities enabled by physical proximity.

For the rest I often wonder if would not be better for the environment to re-purpose older, already made tech.

Plenty of embedded systems grinding on for a long time.

And user facing applications lack one thing: public stats of peak system usage. When confronted with a new purchase we should be handed over a sheet of our own and peers statistics. Producers and service providers have them anyway.

Unfortunately the video card had no driver ready. So it sat under a desk unused for years. Being an embarrassing mistake at first, then forgotten and eventually obsolete.

Keywords were enough to kill my interest within seconds.

Maybe is how americans talk on a day to day basis. Not being with them I wouldn’t know. But I regret wasting few seconds of my time on this “shit” already.

That Intel has to thread carefully to dump in-hardware 16 bit compatibility mode in 2023 is just sad.

I can also see why who does not have to deal with so much baggage on their shoulders is capable of being much more nimble and drive innovation.

Finally I can now better understand why Apple dumps an ISA every decade or so.

The number of nuclear reactors in operation in the EU peaked in 1989. More than thirty years of decline demonstrate low political, taxpayers and eventually industrial support. There are only so many years you can invest at training and financing without returns.

Only nations with a nuclear deterrent still moderately invest in nuclear power. Industry and society in general moved on.