We already got one: the dyson.com server. /jk
And all the larma to gain!
They got one calender month to provide it to you.
They are allowed to restore data that you delete. But they aren't allowed to do so with the GDPR request.
It might take some time, but if you really want go GDPR.
I agree with you. And I do understand why, and I don't like it:
I think it is more about the profile of the people in need.
Wasn't there a billionaire on board of that vessel? Their family probably got some influence to force this massive operation. And we idolize these big money havers.
And what money do the immigrants have? It is an ongoing issue for the EU (as an example). It looks like the EU doesn't even want these people. Sure, they begrudgingly accept people, when they arrive. Sure there is an effort to safe them... But if some are lost on the way. Less mouth to feed.
Once again: my pessimistic observations. Personally, I feel ashamed of this whole thing.
I won't say it is the same. Mac doesn't have subsystems, for example. But it allows for hypervisors to run. For a while apple had their own on intel CPUs, bootcamp. But they stopped updating it for the Mx line.
Nevertheless, Mac might not be Linux, it is still UNIX. So it can run qemu and all the tools built for qemu. Wine is also a tool to run windows specifically.
I do too. It just feels like that a bunch psychopaths hold a lot of power that is keeping us from progressing.
All that money, hoarded like dragons, seen as a high score to beat ...
You forgot the third option: A Mac ;)
I did some ~~shallow~~ digging, and my guess is the virtual machine that is started for each.
I see that the podman vm is a whole ass fedora image, at least back in 2021 when this article was written.
Rancher seems to use alpine if I understand the configuration correctly
Finch also uses fedora... I think. Their config is seemingly simple to the point it looks deceptive.
That is awesome. I prefer podman, despite what my list might suggest.
I work somewhere that doesn't have licensing with Docker Inc. And I work on a Mac. With Docker desktop out of the picture, I got some experience with the alternatives. I know this post is about the native implementation and not the VM one, but I just wanted to add my 2 cents:
Alternatives run by me: Podman, Rancher Desktop, Finch
Results:
- Podman uses a lot more energy on idle than Finch and Rancher. On AVG 4 more Wats on an M1. (Normal idle is about 5W, so 9 almost doubles it cutting greatly in my battery life)
- Podman and Finch are not compatible with some tools that expect a full docker sock. In my case the AWS CDK and SAM CLI have issues. (Which is fun as Finch is also made by AWS)
- Finch does not offer a sock at all
- Finch requires you to recreate the full VM when updated.
- If you really want to have a drop-in replacement for Docker Desktop, use Rancher Desktop. Rancher lacks in UI and the extension feature. But I never had issues with the sock, as I can run it with containerd.
- Finch has no UI
- Podman's VM has clock drift if you put your machine in sleep. Only solution I found is to reboot the podman VM.
- Podman allows you to log in the VM with a command. I haven't found a way on the others.
But rust is blazing fast and memory... /meme
I wish it is only used for post sorting. This whole Reddit karma being used as a trophy made it a reposting mess to begin with.
So it call it larma. It is karma but less important.