That infographic looks to be for a VPS deployment, which is where the cost would be coming from. They’re comparing to a $9,000+ OpenAI payment.

If it’s just a media server that spends 99.5% of its life idling, temps might not actually be that bad.

Nope. Missed the point completely. A little introspection will be required, but I’m not holding my breath.

And here folks is the perfect example of why a huge number of people have absolutely zero interest in playing games like league or fortnight.

It’s pruned down to a very small size. Occupies only a couple mb on disk. By default leaves out a bunch of features that are unnecessary for a container base image.

Containers are the answer to “why is my hard drive completely full”

Hold up, are people just out there not using Alpine for a container base image?

Networking headaches are the main reason why I’ve done everything I can to get away from docker. I’ve had easier times spinning up an LXC container and building from source than I have had fighting with docker networking.

To be fair, I’m guessing that most people will just type “Firefox” into Google and click the first link

apt install software

Vs

Search " software "click download, accept security warning, navigate to wherever your default download location is, double click installer, click your way through the installer (make sure do deselect whatever crapware it tries to package along with).

Yup, the Windows way is totally so much easier.

Minuteman wasn’t a UPS brand I had heard of before (I use APC), but it looks like they still do exist.

Better the ups than the stuff attached to it.

Did you learn your lesson and get a UPS?

I don’t know about that. The Linux community has its own brand of toxic issues too. Try bringing up systemd or rust.

Still pass. S&M just isn’t my thing.

If your favorite thing is being ruined and you can’t stop it, I can understand frustration being displayed as anger.

That’s the joy of open source though: you can stop it. You are free to use another init system, fork projects, etc. With Windows, you can’t do any of that. Since it’s closed source, workarounds that may be temporary are all you can do.

It’s not people disliking it that makes no sense to me; everyone has their opinions.

I just can’t imagine having the level of anger displayed by some of the most vocal of the anti-systemd crowd.

Of all the people who have incredibly strong opinions about not-so-incredibly important things, the virulently anti-systemd crowd are among the ones that baffle me the most.

Those two sentences just prove that the whole thing is made up. If he started coding in the 60s, he’d have to be over 80 now.

Or all your problems are actually easy to figure out, and therefore quick and easy to post about.

Except none of the answers in the meme are right or viable options to solve whatever problem, especially not for people trying to search up the answer later. Somebody might have given a useful answer once, but that one useful result gets drowned by these non-answers.