Forcing master to main was a good faith exploit

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There&#x27;s a lot of world.hey.com posting that&#x27;s pretty good &amp; solid, that questions where we are &amp; what we ought do. This is not one of those posts. This is a post that reminds us that being against the grain is a mark of cool for some people, is a way to signal that you are independent &amp; not bound by normal things, even when that normal thinking is a decade overdue easy gesture to stop being a jackass &amp; just be a little bit nicer.<p>Not as vulgar in effect, but I cant help but think it&#x27;s a similar spirit of ego that leads to letting yourself get hosed over by a random would be Kube vendor then deciding that rather than figuring shit out you&#x27;ll renounce it all &amp; go write your own bespoke clustering&#x2F;deployment thing, <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;world.hey.com&#x2F;dhh&#x2F;introducing-kamal-9330a267" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;world.hey.com&#x2F;dhh&#x2F;introducing-kamal-9330a267</a>