that's nice. It doesn't change the fact that its incredibly bad practice to ever run a piped curl, thus its incredibly irresponsible to make it the top of page

that's nice. It doesn't change the fact that its incredibly bad practice to ever run a piped curl, thus its incredibly irresponsible to make it the top of page delivery mechanism for your shiny new project. Its even more irresponsible to put that silly little shell script behind a url shortener. That's like, two major security, and just plain old fashioned hygiene violations and I haven't even moved past the first line. Things like this shouldn't be 'easy'. they should be well-documented, sane and safe. This is certainly an interesting and novel approach to tackle some of the absolute mess Docker has made of the world, but at the end of the day, if a system is compromised, its compromised, whether that be the docker user or the kvm/hvf group members.