I tell it to point docmost.example.com to 192.168.1.80, […] but actually nothing happens. I get a connection timed out error.

I suggest to collect more info about this “nothing”.

ping from your PC on the inside to the name docmost.example.com

ping from your PC on the inside to the number 192.168.1.80

traceroute from your PC on the inside to the name docmost.example.com

traceroute from your PC on the inside to the number 192.168.1.80

Then do the same in the reverse direction: from that docker container to your PC.

Maybe traceroute shows you some stations on the route. Then do the same from this station.

Write down the results thoroughly.

Nice! Didn’t know it. Have to try…

Ultra reliable. Secure. Easy to maintain.

Only about 10 other countries

IntelliJ IDEA comes to my mind.

vi (incl. vim etc.) and it’s only counterpart emacs are both open source.

apache and nginx are the undisputed top webservers.

samba is better than Windows server.

It’s better to go out into the real world and fix the problems.

Jerk, yes, that’s the word I was missing. Jerk just didn’t want to come to me.

You may not notice, but there are devices that can measure the distance that a car travels, even for a long distance, and with a super high precision.

Car manufacturers have such devices. I have seen a few.

did the rest of the world just put all its eggs in the america basket?

No, you don’t throw your eggs into a basket when the basket is foo far away.

It’s quite the other way round. Imagine the North American continent drifting away from all other continents at the same time, and at an increasing speed.

This hasn’t been caused by the orange problem. It was observable several years earlier. But when they decided to afford their orange problem for the first time, it increased the speed significantly. And now it is increasing again, and both speed and acceleration increase.

Science Advisor

This guy must have worked at Tesla before, and there he did their calculations of future achievements.

I have this same acc for probably >20 years now. But you should not think that they would get smarter! They still want to me to verify my age from time to time.

(I do never comply, of course, because all personal data there is either missing or fake)

Envy, usually.

You do not let your k8s control instance look “live” at your git server during the start (or reformation) of the whole cluster. It needs the (repo and) files checked out somewhere locally, and this local “somewhere” must exist at start time.

Later, when your git is alive, you do a regular git pull for keeping it up to date.

Yes, you are winning, of course you are. You are winning big time, greatest win of all times, very greatest, and nobody (left) who could deny that.

One hacker to hack them all
One hacker to bind them
…

chicken and egg situation, since I plan to store my Kubernetes manifests in my git repo

Not really.

K8s would use a “checked-out” visible representation, not the repo database itself.

git is file system based.

Git is also a database.

I don’t

Yes, monthly to several organisations and individuals