It’s important to remember that what was before is not now.

Saying it’s all the same is disrespectful to what was taken

Meh, ask it whatever, require it cite it’s source, then go follow up and verify for yourself

Docker is not a shill tech stack. It is a core developer tool that is certainly not required, but is certainly not fluff

Just do it. Let them tell you.

I’d take a 1 year heads up warning

If you have to ask, you can’t afford it

If you don’t put your shopping cart away, a turret on the roof of the grocery should just fucking shoot you.

If you play music on a speaker, on public transit, the bus driver should just fucking shoot you

I don’t worry about it, currently.

I know any country I’d want to live, they are doing the same thing. Just perhaps not as effectively.

That’s no excuse, it sucks. But it doesn’t disturb me outright that the US gov is doing it.

More grass.

Touch grass

You’re nuts

Well, it propagates an illusion of legal mandate which is unrealistic, bordering on misinformation.

I thought the same.

Wait, off topic, does posting a anti commercial license to a comment made on someone else’s network and platform and storage actually provide you durable rights related to the usage of your comment content?

Could that ever be defended if the network maintainers don’t themselves support and agree to that?

Fucking cowards

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gyro_monorail

Skill issue

“I grew my garden on my neighbor’s lawn, and he mowed it over! I bought those plants!”

You brought other shit to the story I was explaining, so make your own thread with your own shit. I’m not obligated to start going on your wavelength, on a dead thread, after I’ve made a different point

Privileged bullshit. Not everyone has a passport, not everyone has vacation days to spare, or several thousand in cash to pull off the operation. Many in the US can hardly do anything but work

You are ignorant, and assume much. I’m done with you.

You’re assuming everyone has the time, passport, and flexibility to do this. You’re also inventing a scenario not described in my original scenario. An average worker doesn’t have the up front cash to take such a trip, cheap as you think it may be.

You’re preparing a privileged solution, clearly outside the scope of my original scenario.

My source aligns with yours, there’s no question it’s cheaper elsewhere. But just assuming someone can fly to Europe for a drug that cost 1500 in Germany , monthly, for a drug that needs to be refrigerated is the goalpost move.

Lastly, the whole point is how in the US quality insurance IS a privilege, due to the fucked up system, but you were too primed to just call the US a scam to get it.

The point is us citizens, especially those without thousands in cash ready to book trips overseas, or those with quality insurance are at a disadvantage.