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This is a recipe to make the work place (the world) a worse place every single day. The powerful people get affirmation and validation for their evilness. But it is not all. The caving and ducking people will inevitably start to adopt that evilness. It is culture after all. It is obvious that treating people "under oneself" badly it the way to be and to become powerful. It is the dictatorship of the strongER. I guess this is why/How world leaders lick the A-Hole of DJT. I advocate standing your ground, discovering the micro Iran in yourself. And let us put the evil back in the box!

Jup! From day 2, the moment when they discover that customer data (yours, mine, everyone's) is more valuable than gold. Also the interaction with government and defense and intelligence is well documented: from google docs to maps and clouds.

I wish people will read "Surveillance Valley: The Secret Military History of the Internet" by Yasha Levine and stop feigning ignorance. I even expect that minimal level of awareness about the real business culture and inherent nature of these internet mega-corps for people in top positions.

"Don't Be Evil" is a psychological machination for people working at google to ease their life in work related cognitive dissonance and marketing speak to the rest of us.

If I were an angel (actual, not fallen yet) I will not tell my self: "Don’t Be Evil". My motto will be "keep being holy" or "be holier" or something that keep me in my angelic state or better.

So even the “Don’t Be Evil” motto by itself already spill the beans!

Docker made building, storing and running container images painless by giving you: - a minimal configuration management domain specific language, the Dockerfile From alpine ...

- an easy way to build and locally store container images docker image build -t websever:v1 .

- an easy way to remotely store the images docker image push websever:v1

- an easy way to run the images docker container run webserver:v1

Saya gives you the same Dev(Ops) eXperience, so that, to build, store and run VM images, you just do: saya image build -t websever:v1 . saya image push websever:v1 saya vm run webserver:v1

Easy enough? What say you?

You can find more about and download Saya at: https://cloudwesen.com/saya/index.html

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Patrice