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Re:Why is Kubernetes getting so popular? on Saturday May 30, 2020 @06:15AM (#23359984)
Rancher is even more approachable and streamlined than Openshift. Yeah we need k8s to be more streamlined. It's fragmented cluster-something right now. There is no pride in making systems more complex nor there is pride in knowing how to operate them.
Re:Why is Kubernetes getting so popular? on Saturday May 30, 2020 @06:13AM (#23359973)
Well aren't Openshift and Rancher offering those ergonomics?
Re:Good sleep, good learning, good life (2012) on Wednesday October 17, 2018 @03:40PM (#18242951)
Abs: sit ups. Too easy? Hold something heavy against your chest. Too easy? Hold something heavier.

Fault! This is adding weight. Better luck next time. :)

How do you even define sophistication in context of computer software? Let me try by defining the opposite. What would be unsophisticated computer program? I would say it is brute force algorithm. It is unsophisticated because it uses simple logic and iterative approach to achieve aim in inefficient manner. So sophisticated program is:concise(non-iterative), efficient (doesnt use too many steps to arrive at destination) and uses non-simplistic modeling of given problem. Anyone has anything better :)?
There is no conclusive evidence that stuxnet was successful at all. This article https://nypost.com/2013/05/16/stuxnet-virus-might-have-impro... actually claims opposite. With cyberwarfare and espionage everything is possible so let's not guess too much as we have really limited information.