
Docker is in trouble - artsyca
https://www.zdnet.com/article/docker-is-in-deep-trouble/
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mikece
So who is the most likely buyer: Google, Amazon, Microsoft, or IBM?

Or Oracle??

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mister_hn
I think RedHat will do, probably

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CrankyBear
Red Hat's already replaced Docker's functionality with podman and buildah in
RHEL 8. Technically, there's no reason for them to buy Docker.

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artsyca
I'm utterly tired of the way tech executives are dressing nowadays; this
audience clearly doesn't believe it matters in the slightest, but I'm
challenging anyone to come up with some inkling of why it actually might --

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artsyca
Let me give you an argument from a functionalist perspective, as a designer --
If you're never going to wear a necktie, why bother ever wearing a collared
shirt?

The collar is in place to hold the tie, you don't need a tie, you don't need a
collar, so don't wear one

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flukus
Pragmatic answer: because it crosses some threshold where it's deemed I'm
dressed appropriately at work and a normal shirt wouldn't.

> The collar is in place to hold the tie, you don't need a tie, you don't need
> a collar, so don't wear one

A collar can also be popped to provide extra shade to the neck, it has it's
own functionality independent of the tie. I'm not sure if these execs are
getting enough sun that it matters, but I certainly do.

