> ( Or was that a joke I am not getting ) Yes, that was a bit of a joke in the blog entry. We suspected for years Docker would be a good fit for this project.

> ( Or was that a joke I am not getting ) Yes, that was a bit of a joke in the blog entry. We suspected for years Docker would be a good fit for this project. Only within the past months did we find the time necessary to convert the hundreds of test permutations to Docker. It wasn't a quick thing, but we did get into a rhythm. The "joke," for whatever it's worth, is simply that we didn't sufficiently appreciate how useful it would be for this project and how insignificant the overhead would be. Perhaps we would have prioritized it higher in the past had we known. But it's done now! In brief, the Docker conversion effort has increased the stability and reliability of the results. There are a huge number of ways to consume the results and as many opinions. We welcome the diverse points of view and hope you find the data useful!