For me, it’s all about finding the right balance. I don’t want to have to manually update for every little bug fix version bump. Most software I find that major.minor version tags, if they exist, are a good compromise with daily auto updates unless it’s a really fast releasing software where just a major version makes sense. I usually just track releases on GitHub or wherever the source is hosted and bump as I need. That takes care of probably 90-95% of the containers I run.

Just curious - what do you mean by the docker overhead?

Your points about weather obviously stand as a massive blocker but regarding the road, wouldn’t it make sense to take a more direct route if you were mapping out a route for biking? That path is likely optimized for the speed of an automobile I would assume as that appears to be a highway (as someone who is not familiar with Edmonton or the Canadian highway system).

Of course if those roads aren’t bike friendly, which you may have been referring to, everything goes out the window. Much easier when there are wide paths like you see in other bike friendly cities.

You got that right. https://www.garyshood.com/root/

What sort of apps are you running?

It’s tribal yet futuristic

My company’s leadership has slides in every quarterly update with attendance numbers for each office.

I find it interesting how many movies and TV shows have a bachelor party the night before someone’s wedding as a critical sort of the plot because I have never been to a bachelor party the night before a wedding, only like weeks in advance. I don’t know if it’s because we have all been trained by those silly movie scenarios to not be so dumb or if it’s simply the strong possibility of being hungover on your wedding day sounding horrible but in my experience, it just doesn’t happen in real life.