Docker runs on top of lxc if I am not mistaken.

It used to run on top of lxc but it was replaced by https://github.com/opencontainers/runc if I'm not mistaken.

Not anymore - it used to. Still uses Linux namespaces and changeroots.

There is such a thing as constructive competition vs destructive competition. Sadly, some do not know the difference.

The next step will be to embed smart phones in children at birth. I guess "The President's Analyst" was more prescient than we gave it credit for.

A predecessor of the AS/400, the System/36 PC was available in very similar chassis to the IBM AT. It used an IBM 5150 ( aka PC ) as the console with a special interface card.

A lot of this goes back to the System/3, which was released in 1969.

System/3 => System 32 => System 36 => System 38 => AS/400 => iSeries.

Well, only sort of. The 38 was a radical departure, and is the the true root of this series.

Chronologically, it was actually S/32 => S/34 => S/38 => S/36. Though S/36 was more a successor to S/34, built on more modern hardware but didn't really offer anything new in terms of OS architecture.

So honey, how was the launch today?

We had a blast!

I think UNIX-RTR has met those goals.

Thanks for pointing it out. I wasn't aware of it.

Go is simply the follow on to Limbo. It is the product of many years of experience supporting the construction of large systems. Most of its roots are from Bell Labs.

There was only one truly secure system, but then the Big Bang happened.