Finally I found a perfect explanation https://youtube.com/watch/...

Like some say that container doesn't contain OS within it, that's why it is lighter. Others say that containers do have an OS which make possible to run environment of these containers separately from your host OS... wtf?!

@heyheni yeah, containers give you a way to quickly run an app like aforementioned load balancer regardless of your environment, I guess. It sounds like my answer that didn't satisfy my job interviewer...

My answer was something like 'unit of software that packages up code and all its dependencies so the application so it runs quickly and reliably from one computing environment to another. ... ", but it didn't satisfy my job interviewer at all

@SavageRandy @SavageRandy 'highly doubt' of course, please excuse my poor English

@magicMirror I have thought of it. But it wouldn't be as much efficient in time or complexity as things that some experienced people had already created. I can reimplement things for fun (and I do sometimes), but I still need, for example, use MySQL, not invent my own database engine.

@irene I am highly concerned that easiest things in the life it is also easy to invent or reinvent :)

@joycestick what if you actually use Windows 10? 🤔

@JohanO thanks! :)

@rutee07 Twitter would be boring without Elon I guess :)

@duetopain now I get it, thanks :) Especially that part about T-shirts - I also posted that question mostly to get ++ to be that cool avatar

@duetopain thank you for your response. It is not asking for a help, it is just a way to start smalltalk, to see what's going on here, to rant a bit with passerby, you know :) So it is like Twitter, but with ratings and with cool avatars?

My first encounter of C-language. Event to get to work simple stuff like printing out the multiplication table totally blew my mind then. I realized that programming is like dabbling with LEGO, but with infinite number of pieces of all kind.