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As a Scandinavian I read this as "Introduction to runk" because c at the end of a word is pronounced as k as long it isn’t an abbreviation. Bit unfortunate. Please downvote.
BTW, I can think of very few Danish words that end in c.
As a Scandinavian I read this as "Introduction to runk" because c at the end of a word is pronounced as k as long it isn’t an abbreviation. Bit unfortunate. Please downvote.
As a Scandinavian I read this as "Introduction to runk" because c at the end of a word is pronounced as k as long it isn’t an abbreviation. Bit unfortunate. Please downvote.
As a Scandinavian I read this as "Introduction to runk" because c at the end of a word is pronounced as k as long it isn’t an abbreviation. Bit unfortunate. Please downvote.
And what is the problem with "runk"?
As a Scandinavian I read this as "Introduction to runk" because c at the end of a word is pronounced as k as long it isn’t an abbreviation. Bit unfortunate. Please downvote.
Isn't that the case in English too? BTW, I can think of very few Danish words that end in c.
Unfortunately on mobile the zoom is fixed (I can't zoom out, didn't know that was possible) and I can't see the left and right edges of the text.
I hate when they do that. Here is a bookmarklet that will fix those pages: javascript:document.querySelector('meta[name=viewport]').setAttribute('content','width=device-width,initial-scale=1.0,maximum-scale=10.0,user-scalable=1'); The real fix is of course to complain to the page author.
Are there any runc shims that just use processes (I know, containers are just processes) ignoring network/user/etc namespace isolation and other Linux-specific security features? For example a shim that could run native MacOS processes on MacOS, native FreeBSD binaries on FreeBSD, etc. just by executing the processes directly. The point of this would be to take advantage of the Docker ecosystem for _scheduling_ parti…
Unfortunately on mobile the zoom is fixed (I can't zoom out, didn't know that was possible) and I can't see the left and right edges of the text.
Checking the desktop site checkbox on Android chrome fixed that for me.
Are there any runc shims that just use processes (I know, containers are just processes) ignoring network/user/etc namespace isolation and other Linux-specific security features? For example a shim that could run native MacOS processes on MacOS, native FreeBSD binaries on FreeBSD, etc. just by executing the processes directly. The point of this would be to take advantage of the Docker ecosystem for _scheduling_ parti…
Isnt that what Foreman and its Procfile handle? https://github.com/ddollar/foreman