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I made it to the 4th paragraphs before realizing, no, they weren't talking about shipping water bottles. Their logo is even water bottles.
by whycombinetor 4y ago
I made it to the 4th paragraphs before realizing, no, they weren't talking about shipping water bottles. Their logo is even water bottles.
- icambron 4y agoI wish people would also stop publishing water bottles as AUR packages. They never fit through my modem.
- s1mon 4y agoYep. Came here to say something similar. It's amazing how far up their own butt people can get with this stuff. Sure the intended audience for this blog would know what all this stuff is, but it's comical how little sense it makes when all the names of things sound like English, but clearly are overloaded. Bottles, FlatPak, Flathub, distribution repositories, etc.. This is especially confusing coming from HackerNews since there's a bunch of stories about shipping containers recently (as it the 40' long steel boxes that go on large cargo vessels across oceans). I realize that not everything can be written for any random person on the internet to stumble upon and have it make sense, but since any random person can end up on a blog page, some context would be helpful. It's always baffling to me the web sites for newspapers or restaurants which assume that I know what city/state/country they are in, just because I've landed on a page. Perhaps putting that somewhere in the header/footer just to help ground people would be ok?