Paul "TBBle" Hampson

I've rerun the script and repushed the branch, and [those addresses should now be updated](https://github.com/DNSCrypt/dnscrypt-resolvers/compare/e7029dd18b608a5b8cbde34eea20ae21e717d326..f7ac7c71392248b798e276215a44869cbd66b011#diff-f98429127ff90cb8e22877f76bc6af79a2b76a3b964e41203d2a2c03e39a8963). I'm happy to trivially rebase if I'm pinged here, but I'm not actively tracking dnscry.pt...

Rebased for latest changes to master branch, which see has had (manual, I assume) updates to the dnscry.pt servers, so the final commit's diff is much smaller now. > Is...

> But why use the JSON file instead of the already existing `.md` files? There's a built-in JSON parser in Python stdlib, so I didn't even need to think about...

https://github.com/containerd/nerdctl/issues?q=is%3Aissue+label%3Aplatform%2FWindows%2FNon-WSL2+is%3Aopen are the outstanding issues. (Same list as https://github.com/containerd/nerdctl/issues/28#issuecomment-976837413, but the label has been renamed since that comment was made.) I have no strong opinion on whether we should keep...

https://github.com/containerd/nerdctl/issues/627 exists for building, it is currently blocked on https://github.com/microsoft/Windows-Containers/issues/34 and through to buildkit and related. Once we have buildkitd for WCOW stable, hopefully the integration won't be _too_ far...

At this point, the hardest remaining thing for "Windows support" is getting compose working, and I say that simply because I have no context on compose, so don't know how...

On the topic of installers, I just came across https://github.com/microsoft/containers-toolkit which appears to be the start of centralising various containerd-nerdctl-buildkitd stack install scripts in a PowerShell module. I haven't tried...

A quick note while I think of it: If I remember correctly, Windows only allows one NAT network to be created. So we might want to look at being able...

I must have misremembered about the NAT network limitation then, sorry. I'm sure there was _some_ limitation, but maybe it was in Docker or something? (It may have been in...

We could probably just teach `ErrUnexpectedStatus` and `NewUnexpectedStatusErr` to inspect the provided `http.Response` for JSON (can we rely on Content-Type header here? Otherwise parse-it-as-JSON-and-see, I guess) and extract the relevant...