CameronNemo

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1. 2431.▲
   by CameronNemo 12y ago

   Yeah so let's just redo all those thousands of hours of work... for one specific format that has literally one use.
2. 2432.▲
   by CameronNemo 12y ago

   Private browsing has never been considered to actually protect your privacy, except for people looking at your local history. It clearly states that in browsers.
3. 2433.▲
   by CameronNemo 12y ago

   Not really his fault. If you read the book, you know that if he had his way he would have been a lawyer.
4. 2434.▲
   by CameronNemo 12y ago

   Then just use test instead.
5. 2435.▲
   by CameronNemo 12y ago

   Exactly. It makes you think about what you want to happen if that command fails. Die hard, or try to salvage it. You have to write shell scripts with set -e in mind from the get-go, and that is a good thing.
6. 2436.▲
   by CameronNemo 13y ago

   DERIVATIVE WORK! No seriously, does it have the same arguments?
7. 2437.▲
   by CameronNemo 13y ago

   Most contributions are from volunteers, but I do not know about contributors. I assume volunteering contributors are even more, because they are sort of the fly by crew.
8. 2438.▲
   by CameronNemo 13y ago

   You can specify a respawn delay. Please read the cookbook.
9. 2439.▲
   by CameronNemo 13y ago

   The code is shitty and there is no sysvinit script compatibility.
10. 2440.▲
    by CameronNemo 13y ago

    systemd post 204 requires that it is the only cgroups writer, and tramples over every other writer. Some have said that this is because of a decision by upstream kernel maintainers to allow only one cgroups writer, but this decision has not
11. 2441.▲
    by CameronNemo 13y ago

    >still doesn't have basic features like a respawn delay What are you talking about? http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/#respawn-limit
12. 2442.▲
    by CameronNemo 13y ago

    SIGSTOP is actually pretty clean, but it takes away some debugging methods from the sysadmin. Please note that systemd uses PID files to track services, which is an incredibly horrible method (although not as bad as ptrace).
13. 2443.▲
    by CameronNemo 13y ago

    You should use init-checkconf before enabling the scripts.
14. 2444.▲
    by CameronNemo 13y ago

    systemd breaks LXC and lmctfy. systemd is not event based (matter of taste, I guess, but I prefer Upstart's model).
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    by CameronNemo 13y ago

    I am just going to go over Upstart and systemd systemd: dependency based init system. A service is written by declaring which services need to be started for that service to start. It is also a syslog like program (journal) and a cgroups wr
16. 2446.▲
    by CameronNemo 13y ago

    (a) makes sense because it is assumed that if you have the job enabled, you want it to be started. If you do not care about those services, just disable them. (b) is indeed a PITA.