So, I was wondering why Vagrant would use Docker as provider instead of plain LXC. After reading a few things, I'm at a total loss now.
"Docker is a very specific PAAS centric way to deploy apps in containers. You don't need to adopt that to get the benefits of containers. You adopt Docker to get the benefits of Docker."
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The joker finds all that #CecilTheLion attention from US citizens rather hypocritical: https://
Arch Linux explained in German: https://
That time when the only failing check in extensive PCI scans of your infra is a false positive, because OS version detection is hard.
Set up Flickr POSSE for my Known and it works like a charm, too. So far I'm syndicating to: Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare, Flickr. #indieweb
Ihr so: "Wir sind der Staat." Die so: "Das hier ist Staatsgeheimnis und geht euch nichts an." Merkste was? #Landesverrat
Congrats on the Ethereum release! https://
\o/ "Tab audio indicators and muting in Firefox Nightly": http://
"Eine schöne Herausforderung, um die niedrige zweistellige Plazierung der Bundesrepublik auf der Rangliste der Pressefreiheit endlich in den soliden dreistelligen Bereich auszubauen."
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Some Germans know that thing apparently (makes even less sense to me now): https://
This strange contraption raised a lot of questions for me: https://
Thunderbird just deleting all of your inboxes without asking is a pretty radical way of getting to inbox zero.
New TV show Mr. Robot has this in the latest episode for about a second: https://
There's no argument against accepting it (can convert directly) when your CC fee is that high because you "want to discourage CC transactions".
Slightly ridiculous that the Chaos Camp of all events doesn't sell tickets in BTC. Two of my non-European friends had to pay 16 EUR card fee.
"Your Ubuntu-based container image is probably a copyright violation": https://
Wow, Airbnb amounted to ~25% share of my accommodation arrangements during the last year: https://
