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> When are we going to stop replacing battle-tested components of our important computers with new and broken systemd functionality? We aren't. Our time's up.
by aliqot 4y ago
> When are we going to stop replacing battle-tested components of our important computers with new and broken systemd functionality?
We aren't. Our time's up. The new generation is on now, and we didn't teach them hardly anything we learned because we were so invested in making fun of them for enjoying ubuntu.
Best way we can move past it is to take the next curmudgeonly step and move to OpenBSD and Plan9, as they're the only things sufficiently dense and opaque to be as yet out of reach of the current generation.
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- 0dayz 4y agoHow exactly do these to OS, do things the "correct way"?
- hanafudafan 4y agoHow don't they?
- ectospheno 4y agoI’m a certified curmudgeon then. If a workload can run on OpenBSD then it does when I’m working. If I’m ever speaking the programmers language and cursing a computer then it is rarely an OpenBSD box. They just work.