You do not. Or we have a different definition for owning.

This is the perfect comparison!

That’s a lose lose scenario. I’d rather guillotine the copyright holder so the IP “fall in the public domain” if you ask me.

What I mean is that repeatability can be achieved in other, simpler ways. Like a package for example.

I feel like as technologies, ansible and docker have been spread beyond their relevant scope of usefulness. But maybe that’s me.

I feel like ansible is a complex way of doing simple things.

Why is infra as a code so sought after? I feel like this is installation scripts and config like bare bones, but you need another layer to make it work on top. What am I missing?

Sure, whatever

Hahaha look at the steam stats for example before talking shit.

The media outrage was disproportionate and completely disconnected from how it actually worked. It was a success from the start. As you said, the fumble was on consoles mostly.

It’s certainly good though that they worked so long to make it even better IMO.