Grum999

@nixCraft@mastodon.social may I join you?

@davidrevoy mon anglais laisse à désirer... Mais j'imagine que "it's raining cats and dogs" est l'équivalent de "il pleut comme vache qui pisse"?

@bouletcorp2@mastodon.social d'ici là que tu sois désormais fiché s :blobcatgooglyjail:

@ahimsa_pdx :blobcatflower:

@nixCraft that serious  :blobcathappy: + /* The kernel does not support vampires or immortal entities */ + if ((now.tm_year + 1900) - year > 150) + return -EINVAL;

@nixCraft@mastodon.social many companies don't let users install anything on their laptop, neither doing anything in fact. On my side I'm not allowed to download anything from internet, not allowed to install anything that is not provided through the Software Center, I'm even not allowed to customize the desktop's wallpaper... A lot of sh*t are defined by default and you need to be administrator to change it.. So installing something like this is something you can probably do at home but in this case I'm not sure why to do it rather than changing for another OS :ablobcatcoffee:

@nixCraft@mastodon.social this let me think, but does a running Docker is considered as an OS? Because once your docker is created and running, you can do a lot of thing within: create new users, install whatever you need... looks like a hell for lawers  :ablobcatcoffee: