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   by fundies 12y ago

   Be mindful of incentives and you can see into the future. Docker wants to grow (a direction that's out of their hands, as they have a board to answer to). They must do this while playing the delicate balancing act of tightly controllin
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   by fundies 12y ago

   I don't think hate is the right term. Same goes for "one way", since it's genuinely not clear to me which way that is.
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   by fundies 12y ago

   The cynic in me thinks that this is a highly desired end-state for Docker, and engineering such a situation is precisely the goal plan. It would certainly be profitable for them.