Sup dawg. I heard you like microprocessors.

Openshift is a kubernetes platform isn’t it?

There’s still a need for real VMs, and I didn’t think openshift filled that.

Yeah…I rank Canonical roughly where Google was like 20 years ago. They’re still mostly good…but that’s highly likely to change.

Man could you imagine what proxmox would be if that project got just a tenth of the money VMware got?

Classic prisoners dilemma. Nobody wants to invest in proxmox because not enough people invest in proxmox.

Clever God.

Truly ahead of his time.

14 here. Lenovo T-series life.

https://github.com/KenneyNL/Adobe-Alternatives

Official Adobe software…idk. Probably doesn’t run too well in wine, but I never tried. Most people either say “work is more important” or they try a different tool…and either like it, or don’t.

Adobe is evil though. Never trust a near-monopoly to do the right thing.

America’s favorite dessert.

(There was a celebrity episode of Family Feud with Honey Boo-Boo versus Cake Boss. Cake Boss family got to the final round and one of the questions was “America’s favorite dessert”. Somebody from his family said Tiramisu, and someone said Cannoli. Neither were even on the board. I don’t really like Family Feud (or at least Steve Harvey), cake boss, or honey booboo…but that episode was hysterical).

Untreated AIDS is probably cheaper than Zyklon B or whatever the fuck they are going to do to them.

Gotta keep the glass half full. Remember, the guards that rape the inmates might get it too.

La Vie Bohème!

Generally speaking, if I’m gonna scramble eggs, I may as well make an omelette. Or a frittata.

Christ, if he was at all like his stories, was a pretty cool guy.

Shame Christianity co-opted his name.

You aren’t thinking fourth dimensionally.

If we don’t measure it, it doesn’t exist.

No such thing as a cat 5 hurricane. That’s just gonna be called a “Windy boy”.

A visionary. Vision is scary.

Hitler has at least one good thing going for him: he killed Hitler.

They wish they had our Mediterranean good looks.

Ok that’s actually a hysterical take. That’s probably exactly what those people mean.

I’m really not looking forward to finding out how well “Mutually Assured Destruction” works in the real world. Lately, that seems to be the controlling-party’s entire ethos. As long as it hurts them more.

I really, sincerely hope that this current series of events leads to a period of American Enlightenment where we have a renewed focus on education, science, and the arts.

The weakest point in a representative democracy is very much so the uneducated public. The bigger their voter pool, the more they can drag down everyone else.

Probably won’t, most of us will probably be dead long before that happens, and certainly before we could reap the rewards of it. But it would be nice.