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Great HackPack, just a few minor changes needed.
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| > The binaries are available for Windows too, but they don't include _Compose_, which we'll use later. | ||
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| You can also install [_Podman_](https://podman.io/docs/installation), a drop-in replacement for Docker for Windows, Linux and MacOS (just replace the `docker` in commands with `podman`). |
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Is it worth mentioning Podman without justifying its use? I would say either add an explanation of why you might choose it over Docker (open-source, lightweight) or scrap this suggestion entirely.
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| To get Postgres working, you need to set an environment variable for the password: |
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I understand the approach of introducing a problem before the solution, but it does feel a bit abrupt to start talking through the Postgres example with zero context.
Could explain the relevance of Postgres with a placeholder link to where it would be in the databases HackPack?
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