Docker has rootless containers, too, although I think Podman has slightly better options for unprivileged uid management.
I have not used Docker rootless, but I imagine podman has much better and more flexible network configuration as well?
On systemd, I actually do not use systemd either, hence why I said I never tried those features. It is not a hard requirement at all. Though I have not tried to use any integrations with OpenRC and podman
From my understanding, unless a shared library is used only by one process at a time, static linking can increase memory usage by multiplying the memory footprint of that library's code segment. So it is not only about disk space.
But I suppose for an increasing number of modern applications, data and heap is much larger than that (though I am not particularly a fan ...)
I think Rust is a little hard to find contributors, and is also just hard in general. Too low level.
I would opt for a language like Kotlin, Go or TypeScript. Easier than Rust, more popular than, or similar to Rust popularity.
JS, Python and ruby might also be very easy and popular, but they're a little too loosey for me for a large project.
If I were to do it today, I would choose Scala purely out of interest. Such a cool language. But it's probably less practical and popular than the choices I named above
That's certainly an unpopular opinion. I like your bravery!
I am not against the abaya itself. I am against women or girls being coerced into any kind of clothing. Unfortunately, most girls wearing abayas are coerced by their families. But again, I am against France coercing clothing onto girls too. What they do is even worse.
Not that either. Have a read here, maybe you'll stop embarrassing yourself: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fascism
It fell apart after colonialism, and then Western powers proceeded to fund extremist political groups like the brotherhood, Wahhabists, Al-Qaeda, etc. to combat the leftists.
Wearing a hijab or abaya is not "bringing religion into school". It is bringing a person with whatever they always dress in outside into school. They are not trying to convert people or loudly calling for prayer in a disruptive manner. They are simply existing.
Thanks for the recommendation, but I already know.
Yes. "Muslims" aren't (isn't?) a fascist place
With enough uproar, the government will do whatever to silence it. It wouldn't be the first time a middle Eastern government responds to protests like that.
As someone who comes from Muslim upbringing, I am 100% against face veils and abayas. But this is very clearly racist. Those girls are the victims, so why punish them even further? France is such a fascist place.