I’m not convinced by this screed. It’s heavy on innuendo and light on detail.
Maybe I’m just a “lost cause.”
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I’m not convinced by this screed. It’s heavy on innuendo and light on detail.
Maybe I’m just a “lost cause.”
This doesn’t really talk about Kubernetes in general, it’s just some marketroid selling Red Hat OpenShift. Nothing to see here.
This is #1 on HackerNews? Why?
Wow, good stuff!
I used LilyPond for quite a while, but I've found MuseScore just as powerful and much easier to use. Data entry is very simple once you get into the 4-C 5-D-# rhythm. I haven't contributed to the project--haven't found any bugs I needed to fix yet--but I am immensely reassured by the availability of the source code.
So many choices...which scheduler will I use today?
Docker fits a use case that is quite broad actually, and encompasses a large subset of what most people use VMs for.