You can customize and debug pretty easily, I’ve found. You can create your own Dockerfile based on one you’re using and add customizations there, and exec will get you into the container.

Learning this fact is what got me to finally dockerize my setup

As soon as I pay for it it becomes my phone, not Apple’s.

And since it’s just a computer I should be allowed to put whatever software I want on it.

Because it’s mine.

If I wanted to make a honeypot to get these fucks arrested this is how I’d do it.

I guess appliance engineers are just stupid and bad at their jobs.

Which is my point. Devs know they’re susceptible and want to avoid the propaganda.

It’s the same reason most of them block ads.

Which is why developers don’t want to talk to a salesperson and would rather just try the tool.

But the article’s not talking about social humans. It’s talking about developers, probably the most antisocial humans to exist.

Because it’s a Unix machine with support for business software.

YouTube University mainly. Plus getting the service manuals for my cars.

With these I managed a turbo swap in my garage. Brake pads (which it sounds like you need) are waaaay easier.

In the past the people who knew about tech were promoting new things and the people who didn’t were skeptical.

With AI the people with less technical knowledge are gung ho and the ones who understand are skeptical.

I assume Hannah Montana Linux is off the chart to the right

It’s not even obscure, context dependent errors. I’ve had many professional system administrators not understand what “connection was closed by peer” meant.

Most people don’t even read the error messages. They’re never gonna read a whole manual.

Counterpoint: 🏴‍☠️

You could do it with any Turing-complete machine. But calling something that is actively and widely used to do technical work a toy is kind of ridiculous.

Guess I’ve been using a toy to administer Linux servers for the past 20 years. 🤷‍♂️

Not even decades ago. ResEdit was one way we hacked old Macs back in the day.

Tell some kid they get all the porn they want if they figure out fusion power and we’d have it in a fortnight.

Took me about that long to figure out how to boot up silently, resume downloads, and shutdown the pc before my dad woke up for work.

Parents should monitor what their kids are doing not the government

While I agree wholeheartedly with this, it’s often not that easy.

Back in the days of 28.8 modems my parents found my little bro’s downloaded porn stash. It was in a Zip disk in his underwear drawer. They then locked down both of our AOL accounts so we couldn’t see that stuff.

I thought this was bullshit because I kept my Zip disk full of porn next to all the other ones and labeled it “Homework.” Why should I get punished if I didn’t get caught?

So I downloaded a keylogger, stole my dad’s password, and unlocked my account and continued to download porn.

However, I don’t think government regulation would have worked in my case.