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Cake day: November 22nd, 2024

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  • Understandable position and truly unpopular. My opinion is - ads are the raison d’être of surveillance capitalism of today and they often exploit our psyche in a ways that border on mind control, so minimizing my exposure to them doesn’t break social contract, and most people don’t block ads not because they think that it harms someone but because they don’t know that it’s possible.


  • It does not have anything to do with sea so it’s not piracy, nor is it copying without license. You aren’t in a contract with people that show you ads, there is no legal requirement to do it. I don’t care about their commercial interests but care a whole lot about my time and interests, I feel no obligation to do it, nor care if some ad-supported thing will stop existing. Like fuck them lol.








    1. I don’t, in general all of them are restarted automatically. I have monitoring configured for services, not containers themselves.
    2. Yes, looking at the original Dockerfile/Containerfile if they have HEALTHCHECK keyword you can assume that they do something.
    3. Person building the container, often it doesn’t make sense to create a healthcheck at all. Some times healthcheck feature is provided by application as well, it still needs to be part of the containerfile.
    4. Better to monitor your service (application+db+proxy+queue+whatever), not containers in isolation.