@jestdotty so negativity towards you is positive for you. Ok then.

@jestdotty how are they negative? I‘m telling you that you are successfully achieving to be what you are trying to be.

@jestdotty it’s working!

No. Are you?

Nice idea! 🤣

Sorry for the waiting, my friends will deal with you in a minute!

@CaptainRant I know the difference and when to use which. I just can’t remember the correct spelling.
Ironically, writing that rant helped me to memorize the spelling :)
We will see whether it’ll work.

*checking the spelling…*

Yes!

No one cares about your spam, dipshit.
You‘ll soon get a visit from my friends.

I have a lunch break right now and I will deal with you later.

@lorentz

> Run poorly designed software that has prerequisites you don't want to install systemwide or creates clutter

This is what resonates with me the most and is the reason for why I feel about containerization that negatively.

It’s a solution to a problem that shouldn’t exist in the first place.

@D-4got10-01 tbf, it’s pretty confusing and I often mix up those as well.

@D-4got10-01 indeed, also "ambiguous":
Always starting to type ambige… and then it doesn’t make sense.
And how the fuck do you know whether (argh) between or bitween is correct? Or if it’s rediculous or ridiculous? Sometimes i is correct, sometimes it’s e!
🤬

@whimsical But I can’t just become Dutch.
I’d always remain a German who lives in the Netherlands (isn’t that a biome in Minecraft btw?)
You can’t just unlearn decades of Germanism by moving to another country.
And I‘d rather move to Switzerland, they have the hottest accent ever. Not like the inferior baby German accent from the Dutch.

I think you haven’t been introduced to my friends yet…

While all of you did a great job of explaining what containerization is and what problems it solves, I had almost 0 contact with that and I feel like software that needs containers is poorly written ^^

I might be wrong

@whimsical it’s an old meme. I’ve seen it years ago :)

hotmail!

Someone should make an AI and call it Woker

@12bitfloat compiling for a min ios version is not the same as compiling with a min sdk.

You can go pretty far back with ios support and it can take decades until you‘re not able to use the latest and required tools for apps that are released on the app store with old macs.

What you probably mean is that apple forces you to use an sdk at most 2 years old to make new apps or app updates.
And that is only a problem when your mac is too old to support that sdk. But it has to be really old for that to happen.

@afaik2 ok let‘s address your points :)

Have you deleted the comment where you are saying that mac os is built on linux? I might have hallucinated it, but if I didn’t:
No, it’s built on Unix, not Linux. :)

My mac is from 2023. But if it was old enough, I wouldn’t be able to produce any gen ios apps with it, so that criticism is valid.

I don’t care if the os is boring. I care about if I can work with it and if it doesn’t constantly piss me off like Windows does.

I don’t care about all of the political crap I don’t care if it’s proprietary. It’s my tool and it works well.
You seem to be the one who is using his OS as a political statement and a lifestyle, not me :)

I can produce any generation iOS Apps on my Mac Book very comfortably :)

Sell it 😅

@whimsical yeah, same here ^^

Lol, a whisperer.

For most people it’s actually good advice.

@whimsical provided some good arguments.

Looks like we have a new troll here. Or maybe an old one with a new name.

@whimsical If you haven’t added it already, consider to implement this feature that gmail supports:
You can have additions to your email with a plus sign like this:

myname+addition@domain.com

Great for test accounts without the need to create multiple different accounts with separate inboxes.

> It's completely file based.

As it’s common on Unix and as it should be. :)

@lorentz I‘m not gonna pretend that I understand (I never do), but I like your thoughts.

@D-4got10-01 I don’t know their names from the top of my head.
Currently I‘m using 2 different ones because sometimes one doesn’t work and I have to use the other.