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sorry to say, but this whole premise seems just ... wrong. why reinvent the wheel and not use cron or systemd? why reboot instead of searching for the offendin

sorry to say, but this whole premise seems just ... wrong. why reinvent the wheel and not use cron or systemd? why reboot instead of searching for the offending script/process and fixing it?

andromedavision 8y ago
Could be useful in a testing/build-as-you-go scenario.