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Because systemd isn’t an operating system. It’s just providing a mechanism for the OS to store/lookup the user’s birthday. It’s up to individual distros to do t
by treesknees 7mo ago
Because systemd isn’t an operating system. It’s just providing a mechanism for the OS to store/lookup the user’s birthday. It’s up to individual distros to do the verification (should the law stand and OS vendors choose to comply)
- wolvoleo 7mo agoTrue but I'm very much opposed to building the underpinnings for this stuff. If you build it they will use it.
- wolvoleo 7mo agoBesides, my OS has no business knowing my date of birth whatsoever. All it should know is the account name I gave it which of course doesn't have to match my real name.
- curt15 7mo agoIt boggles the mind how so eagerly open source projects are trying to pave the way for these laws.