It has has much more than that since the very beginning. I'm not defending it in any way but there's no reason to say false things about it. It has friends, in-game overlay, achievements etc.

it has a friend list i think

but the candy van might take you to a magical land

I honestly do not understand people hating on Epic and wanting them to fail.

If they hadn't done the launcher update to mog steam, the steam launcher would still be slow as fuck.

Competition is a good thing and Steam having a monopoly isn't. They contribute to you not owning games and need you to be locked into their systems and servers even for offline play. Steam is a buisness not some force for good in a world of evil.

Because it lets you run code, which can harm your computer. For full compliance, throw your electronics into the nearest volcano.

It doesn’t, as long as those images are good about keeping their dependencies up to date. Because containers are entirely self-sufficient and come packaged with all of their necessary dependencies, there is a potential security concern with images keeping dependencies pinned to old, insecure versions. And catching that can be tricky sometimes, especially when you’re running larger stacks with lots of containers.

But I’d argue that is actually the image being insecure, not containerization itself. It would be no different from a program being considered insecure. We would handle an insecure image the same way we would handle an insecure program: push the maintainer to update their shit to a secure version, or fork it (if it’s OSS) to update the dependencies directly.

Plus, containerization is much more straightforward compared to the olden days of directly managing dependencies. For larger setups, that was basically a full time job by itself. Especially when you have multiple different programs all trying to call different versions of the same dependency.

Pretty funny that they had that ready for epic who thought they had anything of value XD

Thank you, my liege.