the most common complaint i see people have with Docker is the quip "it works on my machine => i'll ship my machine" but this is literally the _least_ of the issues with Docker
every new thing i learn about Docker and container infrastructure as a whole is somehow more upsetting than the previous one. the entire thing is bad. OCI is bad. none of it is well-designed, most of it makes barely any sense at all, hardly any can be reasonably run at scale
why is `buildah rm` and `buildah remove` two completely unrelated commands. does nobody involved give a shit about UI design
quick! tell me which of `docker export` and `docker save` operates on images and which on containers
why is everything like this!!
@whitequark This makes me feel a bit vindicated that I opted to go the proxmox vms route for the friends & damily server @.@
(Even though proxmox is its own royal pain in the ass)
@whitequark Even though that project also hit a hard blocker that I couldn't work past until now that I've moved:
Proxmox has literally zero documentation about how to set it up to function over a wifi connection and is built to assume you have it wired, and multiple user requests/complaints to that effect have been met with complete silence from the project. 🙃
@whitequark I'm in a new place now where I can actually use a wired connection as the Proxmox Gods intend, but in my old place I literally had only a wifi connection and I was not the only person in this world with the same problem.
I think Docker/Podman are the same. They assume you can wire up a link.
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