Moss @pearofdoom@mastodon.technology

My hot take on #docker is that the license change is good actually. They should get to make money too, and charging large corporations only for the optional GUI part of docker is about the most reasonable way to do it.

It's funny -- when No Man's Sky came out, I played it for *hours* and *hours* and loved exploring planets and zipping around from place to place. When I reinstalled it some months back, I couldn't figure out how to do anything any more. It's almost impossible to refuel as a noob.

A lot of folks say it got richer and better, but to me it abandoned the clean, beautiful game it started as and became something complex and disappointing.

The secret to liking black tea us to be exposed to it culturally and drink it occasionally but regularly from about age 12, and then at some point even if you fuck up the brew it still tastes kind of familiar and comforting

since "flat ui design" became standard i can't tell the difference between progress bars and scroll bars

and it makes me sad

"Healthy Homes" is a joke
- Rain pipe dripping on concrete next to the house, instead of in to the garden? That's a Healthy Homes violation.
- Rain literally being blown through cracks because windows can't be closed properly? Meh, it's fine.

Today’s Inktober prompt was #bulky and I can’t think of anything bulkier than this chunky boi. I love kererū 😍

do you think you'd be interested in making a tech coop if you had a nice write-up of the necessary steps, links to the things you need, and a clear idea of costs?

superhero shows and movies love knocking people out in ways that would risk causing lasting neurological damage and treating it like it's nbd

Companies be like: we're looking for a junior developer with the experience of a senior engineer and the salary expectations of an intern.

These "but commutes are good actually!" articles are really cheesing me off. They all boil down to people enjoying dedicated break time where they have no work or personal responsibilities. You don't need a commute for that, you need boundaries.

Imagine thinking that Bitcoin, a technology that hinges on everyone having a reciept for every transaction made by anyone in the system, is something inherently hard to trace