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How can I be making a strawman? I'm directly quoting what you wrote. Here, I can quote the whole sentence (I omitted the second half for brevity): > Docker Hub
by justeleblanc 4y ago
How can I be making a strawman? I'm directly quoting what you wrote. Here, I can quote the whole sentence (I omitted the second half for brevity):
> Docker Hub has little to offer to most commercial businesses.
> It was also pretty important to tech companies who use said projects but lack the resources to set up private registry and build docker images they need.
So, docker has, at the same time, "little to offer to commercial businesses", but it it's "pretty important for tech companies who use [OSS] projects" but lack resources to not rely on docker hub. I still see the contradiction.
Spare me the reference to the site guidelines. You piggybacked off my comment and made an unrelated point (docker hub is too slow for your business - how is that relevant to my initial comment?). Kettle, pot, all that.
- kaashif 4y ago> So, docker has, at the same time, "little to offer to commercial businesses" That's not what was said, you missed out the word "most", which changes the meaning of the quote: > Docker Hub has little to offer to most commercial businesses It can simultaneously be true that: * Docker Hub has little to offer most businesses * Docker Hub is valuable to businesses that don't have the resources to set up a private registry. These can both be true if only a minority of businesses fall into the second category. I don't think that's exactly true (we'd need to weight businesses by revenue or number of employees for it to maybe be true), but their comment isn't self contradictory.
- chownie 4y ago> I'm directly quoting what you wrote. > You piggybacked off my comment and made an unrelated point (docker hub is too slow for your business - how is that relevant to my initial comment?). Kettle, pot, all that. I'm not the person you were originally replying to.