ianunruh

It's sad to see so many people that are dismissive of this setup, because they have some preconceived notions about Kubernetes and other tooling that's used. What has happened to curiosity? Of course nothing about this is "necessary", but the fun is in trial and error. In my experience running Kubernetes in my homelab and colo, every issue has been a learning opportunity, and was usually because of my own mistakes.

Those were two separate comments, no need for accusations like that. I'm well aware that the EU has elections, but anyone can see that member states are losing their sovereignty as time goes on.

There's a big difference between what you've just described, and a system of unaccountable, unelected bureaucrats making decisions for billions of people. Which is exactly what the loudest climate change activists are pushing.

Without these doomsday scenarios, it would be very hard to sell the prospect of a central world government that can override the sovereignty of every nation on Earth. Europe already fell for it, but it's going to take a lot more to get the rest of us involved.

> Firstly, it is important to recall that in the entire span since the United States acquired nuclear weapons it has not seen fit to use them.

Uhhh, did the author forget about 1945?

How is this different from Postman? It seems very similar, but Postman is free and has other really awesome features (like being able to export tests and run them in the command line).

"The FDA requires drugs like 18-MC to produce absolute abstinence in cocaine users in clinical trials, a standard that many believe is impossibly stringent."

This is insane, who at the FDA comes up with this stuff?

Grafana seems to be the most extensive in terms of features