thaJeztah

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by thaJeztah 5mo ago
Yes, compression being part of the OCI image's digest was (in hindsight) a poor decision. _Technically_ OCI images allow uncompressed layers, and the layers could be included without compression (and transport compression to be used);
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by thaJeztah 5mo ago
I'm a maintainer of the Moby project (which is used to build the Docker Engine), and saw this post got some attention, so let me try to outline some of the changes and motivation. Happy to answer questions if there's any. First of
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by thaJeztah 6y ago
I wrote that comment at the time; to add some context to that comment: removal of the "login to download" was shortly after the "Docker Enterprise" business went to Mirantis. While Docker started as a developer centric
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by thaJeztah 6y ago
And Dave decided to end the week with a bang; here's Docker Desktop running on an M1 (with lots of Duct tape); https://twitter.com/mugofsoup/status/1332382741892124675?s=2...
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by thaJeztah 10y ago
> I'm aware of runC but don't know if Docker images are realistically portabl (It wasn't clear from your comment if you were aware of this) Since last year (docker 1.11) docker itself no longer is a runtime, and uses runC
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by thaJeztah 10y ago
The quarterly ("stable channel") CE releases (17.03, 17.06 and so on) are supported for 4 months, and will not get new features during that period. EE quarterly releases have a 1 year support period, and also won't get new fe
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by thaJeztah 10y ago
A new "docker prune" command is added to docker 1.13 to address this, see https://github.com/docker/docker/pull/26108
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by thaJeztah 10y ago
Hi! I work at Docker as well; and happy to tell that we found the cause of this issue, and managed to resolve it. Be sure to clean your apt cache before trying again (apt-get clean && apt-get update) if you're still seeing this
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by thaJeztah 11y ago
Bottom of the README says: > This library supports the 9P2000.u extension
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Marcel, the french Docker – Marcel, le docker français(brouberol.github.io)
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by thaJeztah 11y ago
Thanks so much for writing this up. Happy to help getting those shirts out. Let me know if there's any way I can help out, with the shirts, or any other way. This just has to stop.
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by thaJeztah 12y ago
Not disputing that the "verified" message is misleading, but the comment you referred to was about "not yet being able to create a signed image". I don't think there's anything yet in the docs with regard to si
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by thaJeztah 12y ago
Sounds interesting. Perhaps you should create a proposal for that on the docker issue tracker, so that it can be discussed as a possible alternative?
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by thaJeztah 12y ago
> because the command is "docker run", with additional settings The `-m` flag was already present in docker run. Swarm makes use of that flag to decide on which host to put a container. The `constraint:` setting is indeed new,
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by thaJeztah 12y ago
> confused over how many components and services you have to contend with now You don't have to. It really depends on what you're trying to do. Using Docker alone, you'll be able to build and run containers, link them toge
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by thaJeztah 12y ago
> For comparison, Quay.io was able to do it with just a few engineers. To me, that actually shows that you don't have to rely on Docker Inc online services and are free to choose other options (that perhaps are better?)
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by thaJeztah 13y ago
Exactly my thoughts! No matter what the cause is of this disaster, we're talking about human lives here. Please keep this in mind.
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by thaJeztah 13y ago
Nice!
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by thaJeztah 13y ago
+1 if debugging is present out-of-the-box, even first-time users will have no excuse not to use proper debugging. While installing XDebug may be no rocket-science, I've encountered too many situations that it just didn't work re
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by thaJeztah 13y ago
I agree completely, maybe PHP should use the same approach as the jQuery migration-plugin, which; - Logs usage of old or (to-be) deprecated functionality - Provides deprecated functionality so that existing code doesn't break This way;
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by thaJeztah 13y ago
1Password also has a 'history' for previous passwords
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by thaJeztah 13y ago
And, apparently the official way to do things ;) "your computer will restart in 10 minutes", no you cannot finish your presentation, or keep to your deadline. We will forcibly restart your PC and don't allow you to save your
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by thaJeztah 13y ago
I agree that you'll be able to get used to almost anything, however; The old location (inside the start menu) was at least a 'logical' location, because the start menu in W95 was designed to be the central place for anything
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by thaJeztah 13y ago
Yup, same here..
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by thaJeztah 13y ago
Aparently, this is not just an advisory, but this issue has already been used 'in the wild'. Hackers have been able to make VOIP calls through users modems. Even worse, AVM decided to store password only encrypted (and, as turned
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by thaJeztah 13y ago
A good starting point would be to implement type-hinting for a generic 'scalar', i.e.; mymethod(scalar $foo) This simple type-hint would already solve a lot of problems where non-scalar values cause havoc (least of all,
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by thaJeztah 13y ago
Sounds very promising, will definitely give this a spin. Hopefully something like this will make its way into PHP by default.
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by thaJeztah 13y ago
XZ sounds interesting. Anybody know if work is in progress to add XZ support in webbrowsers as an alternative to gz compression? Any webserver already supporting xz?