tilertex

I don't think Wikileaks has ever claimed that they publish everything they receive.

Maybe they couldn't verify it's legitimacy.

Maybe they didn't find the texts of someone's daughter particularly interesting.

Maybe they haven't finished reviewing them yet.

Let's not throw the baby out with the bath water just yet.

Considering Wikileaks is said to have a dead mans switch, there's likely to be at least some unpublished material

Wha it includes is really anyone's guess

Means the simplest explanation is probably the best.

As in, Wikileaks isn't an evil Russian agent

Assange/Wikileaks leaked the Podesta emails in the most effective way possible to generate interest and subsequently damage the Clinton campaign since Clinton in particular is not fond of him (eg https://us-east-1.tchyn.io/snopes-production/uploads/2016/10...)

There's an explanation that makes a lot more sense:

Wikileaks leaked the emails of the campaign manager for a candidate that's official stance on Assange was "can't we just drone the guy?"

Or, perhaps, as you seem to suggest, everyone is a Russian agent

There's a reason Mark Zuckerberg himself came out and said he's "actually not sure we shouldn't be regulated" and it's not because he has genuine concerns about his users privacy.

It's because regulation increases the barrier to entry. It means less chance of some college students starting an app that can dethrone Facebook.

Maybe. Maybe not.

I think there's a middle ground.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v

Oh ok great! I was worried I'd have to get elbow deep into Kubernetes before upgrading

Thanks guys, you're doing awesome work

So does this mean Cattle is dead in 2.0 and Kubernetes is the only orchestrator available?

That would be a shame because I decided to use Cattle because it seemed simpler and lighter that something like Kubernetes.