hiddennetwork

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   by hiddennetwork 10y ago

   systemd is itself a series of something like 70-odd binaries. Why? Why not keep it text-based? It works for others.
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   by hiddennetwork 10y ago

   Aside from the binary logs, which are really not a great idea, systemd adds orders of magnitude more complexity to a system that really didn't need it. The init system could have been addressed without something like systemd. I'm
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   by hiddennetwork 10y ago

   BSD handles all of this better than Linux. Text file. Easy. Linux has grown far too "complex". I like how OpenBSD adds modern touches yet keeps the OS free from binary blobs. systemd addresses some issues, but at the cost of compl
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   by hiddennetwork 10y ago

   I was in IT security for many years and got out largely because of the sheer attitudes of many of the people I encountered. Some of them were genuinely very nice, very smart people, but these gentlemen were few and far between. Sadly. I sta
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   by hiddennetwork 10y ago

   What bothers me about this device is the necessity to have a live Google account, which takes in everything I surf in real time. I have serious reservations about this.