I love people like you, thanks

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Please explain this to me

The article is available only for registered user; does someone has the source please?

I see your point about trusting signed Debian packages, and I agree that’s ideal when possible. But Docker and APT serve very different purposes — one is for OS-level package management, the other for containerization and isolation. That’s actually where I got a bit confused by your answer — it felt like you were comparing tools with different goals (due to my limited knowledge). My intent isn’t just to install software, but to run it in a clean, reproducible, and isolated environment (maybe more than one in the same hosting machine). That’s why I’m considering building my own container from a minimal Debian base and installing everything via apt inside it, to preserve trust while still using containers responsibly! Does this makes sense for you? Thank you again for wasting your time to reply to my dumb messages

Thank you man! I will look further into that

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Thank you!!! Any chance the app supports a ‘random-but-personalized’ music suggestion feature? Like the playlist finish and it keeps playing based on your previous content

But how can i replace the built in function of youtube playing music on mobile in the background? Please give me an alternative

Thank you very much! For the off by default part i can agree, but why it's horribly broken?

So, if I understand correctly: rather than using prebuilt images from Docker Hub or untrusted sources, the recommended approach is to start from a minimal base image of a known OS (like Debian or Ubuntu), and explicitly install required packages via apt within the Dockerfile to ensure provenance and security. Does that make sense?

I don't get it..The old system is written in cobol, it stores data in a complex way built apoun years, and fo this reason to do simple thing its a pain in the ass ok. So one have to design a new system, with a "modern" technology approach, that doesn't need to be similar to the old, it has just to be good, safe easy to maintain. Then populate the new database from the Cobol's one (i have to know which kind and type of data i need in my new current system). run and test the new system as soon as everything works fine, then shutdown the old one. In the end it s not just extract all the data and inject it in the new system? Am i missing something?