Alright! I'll copy-paste an explanation I gave prior on Reddit. I legit had no idea this would spark so many conversations hahaha.
"I like to use a pen name generator, and use the generated name for my projects. It makes it easier for me to name things, rather than having to come up with new naming ideas for every new project. And also, I like the idea that every project has a person's name, as if, by using the project, you're getting the help of the person named X (X = Isaiah, Erin, Osmond, any other project I have published)."
I really had never thought of the religious aspect of Isaiah, I just went with a generated pen name I liked.
To me names are important. I have to find a good name for a project or business before I start. Or at least good-enough. This is a great naming idea. I love it.
- From an image (in the "Images" tab), you can open the menu, and run the image as is (or press "r"). You will be prompted for a container's name, and it will be created.
- You can press "C" (for Create stack), fill in a docker-compose.yml file content, and confirm. This will create a stack from your file!
"I like to use a pen name generator, and use the generated name for my projects. It makes it easier for me to name things, rather than having to come up with new naming ideas for every new project. And also, I like the idea that every project has a person's name, as if, by using the project, you're getting the help of the person named X (X = Isaiah, Erin, Osmond, any other project I have published)."
I really had never thought of the religious aspect of Isaiah, I just went with a generated pen name I liked.