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21k lines of new code added in systemd to maintain home directories? What would happen if the daemon goes down or has security hole? Are users screwed?
by mekster 7y ago
21k lines of new code added in systemd to maintain home directories?
What would happen if the daemon goes down or has security hole? Are users screwed?
- lmilcin 7y agoDo not fret. Systemd crew does not make any mistakes.
- hazeii 7y agoBecause we have control over our own computers, right?
- lmilcin 7y agoDo I really need to mark an obvious sarcasm so that everybody can enjoy it?
- anonsivalley652 7y ago(Sigh.) Humor's equivalent of training wheels. I think Poe's law became more prevalent because more people lost their sense of humor because they're working more for less, are atomized from others and don't have a productive outlet for their frustrations and social media rewards pseudo-outrage/drama. Sometimes I throw in a "Poe's law disclaimer: ;)" to highlight the obvious redundancy of what seems obvious to me, whereas many are so quick to knee-jerk without nuance, ambiguity or extend an author an iota of grace that taking everything literally maybe such a cool way to go through the world that everyone should do it, all the time.
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- ColanR 7y agoProbably. I vouched for the comment.
- shrubble 7y agoYes. I have already set up a VM for a friend where the root user could login but regular users could not. Took some research and at least an hour of my time... something was not set up in the user slice configuration for systemd's liking.
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