Somebody uses it! Yay!

You made my day

Thanks for your work on this!

I tried to use these official sources to make my own.

https://github.com/MattCruikshank/zork1-source

Curious if you have feedback:

> docker run -it --rm -v $(pwd)/saves:/home/zork/save mattcruikshank/zork1-source:latest

The -v lets me save and restore.

I tried to use Docker Compose to specify the volume... But the TTY support there feels terrible, and I don't know how to fix it.

Thanks for making this! Yeah, I play it whenever I have some time. Lots of fun!

With Z2 and Z3 now released, will you make containers for those too?

They already exist:

https://github.com/clockworksoul/docker-zork2

https://github.com/clockworksoul/docker-zork3

It's rather telling that this has been flagged.

Not just this but every one systematically. Then the same people will complain about being canceled.

That's a very valuable insight. Thank you.

The difference here, I think, is a matter of degree. A perfectly normal trait can be a pathology when taken to an extreme. Consider the difference between feeling sad sometimes and suffering severe depression.

This is so obviously the product of a labor of love that it's impossible not to admire it.

It's definitely a term that's been in use for a few years, though it's not as widely known as some others. We definitely didn't make it up. :)

If you're interested, this might be a good place to start: https://github.com/exAspArk/awesome-chatops

I spent almost 2 years writing a book for O'Reilly. I get a percentage of book sales, and royalties on views in the Learning platform. This project is, very literally, stealing from me.

Please, just buy the book. I -- and many other authors -- worked very hard on them.

> This project is, very literally, stealing from me.

That is, literally, not true. I have always had a safari subscription through my employers, but found the app to be unpleasant to use. Using this project to generate epub is not much different than me printing the pages through browser as pdf, or saving the HTML page to read offline.

It would be stealing if I distributed the generated epub, but then that's not really the author of the tool stealing from you.

Is it not a subscription?

Unless all of time is part of the same closed system...

How do you mean? If it's a closed system, you'd be able to time travel but you wouldn't be able to exist in your current form, as your particles would just move back to their previous positions during that time period?

Good question! In a case like that you'll have to be a little more aggressive about copying libraries from the build container.

I'm not super familiar with Ruby, but I think I found a decent example at: https://github.com/unasuke/distroless-ruby

Yes, this is what I used to do when building deployment artefacts in chroots with unionfs. I was asking to see if there had been some new developments since then.

>The dude has personally tried to pull fast ones on me.

Can you clarify?