Enjoyed it until this point: > A Unix system resembles a dust cloud of tiny pieces of technology, each piece serving a distinct purpose, each piece replaceable

Enjoyed it until this point: > A Unix system resembles a dust cloud of tiny pieces of technology, each piece serving a distinct purpose, each piece replaceable, each piece deterministic. No piece attempts to solve a problem that’s unreasonably hard; together, they are too complicated to be held in any single brain at once. Unix is inherently social, and created social behaviors we all still benefit from. Can't help to think about systemd not fitting at all into this philosophy.