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What solves everything?
by vahid4m 5y ago
What solves everything?
- ISV_Damocles 5y agoThe heat death of the universe?
- klysm 5y agoPossibly the only maybe valid answer.
- 1_player 5y agoNo, that'd be like closing all outstanding bug reports with a WONTFIX.
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- yencabulator 5y agoHeat death of the universe is just nature's stalebot.
- the-dude 5y agoSilver bullets
- ozim 5y agoWell you are onto something. Even if it is a joke, people want to have silver bullets. Those are killing the hairy problems which can be named werewolves. Downside is hairy problems just like werewolves come from people. So it in the end it is people problems not some container tech or other stack problem. There are no werewolves without people :)
- jtolmar 5y agoOnly if you have physical access to the server.
- swagasaurus-rex 5y agoContainerization built in to the OS, with strict privacy controls on what containers can access inside of other containers. All applications run in its own container, unless they are granted granular permissions to do otherwise. The code and assets for a program belong in its own quarantined section, not spread out over the filesystem or littered around /etc/, /var/ Built in networking for these containers.
- zekrioca 5y agoThat's exactly how ChromeOS works.
- rtkaratekid 5y agoCouldn’t you essentially make a Linux distribution that has these by default?