👉 It's a line in the Bible: "For they went out to worship, but God chose them first." The term comes from John 14:6 where Jesus told his disciples that he was going to give them the same opportunity as Abraham. This is seen in Hebrews 11:35-37 where Peter says this verse, which then follows with a parallel between what happened in the wilderness and his calling in heaven. The word "lircd.conf" refers to something known as an 'LIRC' (Linux LXC) container that allows for running of Linux systems on a Docker image. This means it's designed to be a cross-platform, lightweight container environment suitable for applications that need low-latency networking, but can run on various operating systems and hardware configurations. The definition states "lircd.conf" is a configuration file used in Linux LXC to define how the system interacts with other systems like networking or storage. It's designed to provide a set of rules or parameters specific to each system that controls the operation of the container, including things like which protocols are allowed and when they can be accessed. This file is very much similar to Docker's own `docker-compose.yml` or Kubernetes's `configmap.yml` files in terms of being used for defining system configurations. It allows users to easily change these rules as needed without having to modify the original `docker-compose.yml` or `configmap.yml`.
