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by vetinari 2y ago
systemd-network is cut-down I agree. But it does not have an ambition to replace NetworkManager; it is usually installed only in cut-down environments (containers; ubuntu installs it for servers, but not for desktops). Redhat doesn't e
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by vetinari 2y ago
In NetworkManager, you set your DNS servers using `ipv{4,6}.dns`. Similarly, you set `ipv{4,6}.dns-search` with zones that you want to be looked up via DNS over this link. By default, the default DNS is the link with with default route. I
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by vetinari 2y ago
`sudo netstat -nlp` or `sudo ss -nlp` (without root you won't know pid). `systemctl status ssh` shows, that it is socket-activated: TriggeredBy: ● ssh.socket [Oh, checking the entire thread for context; never mind]
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by vetinari 2y ago
Who said link specific resolvers ONLY? You can have default one. Chances are, if you have only one configured, it will be default. How are you forced? Who did that? How? Oth, with resolv.conf syntax, link-specific resolvers are impossible.
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by vetinari 2y ago
So are udev and nss modules. It's monorepo.
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by vetinari 2y ago
Well, a part of the unix philosophy is "doing it well". The "rag-tag of tools" are usually missing that part.
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by vetinari 2y ago
resolv.conf is an internal implementation detail of glibc. You are not supposed to touch it. Congratulation to breaking your system.
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by vetinari 2y ago
Ideally, with systemd-resolved, you would have only 127.0.0.53 in your resolv.conf. (Anything that reads it directly is broken anyway). Then you configure your DNS using NetworkManager, on respective connections. I.e. on your VPN, you confi
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by vetinari 2y ago
yes, and full name of coreutils is GNU coreutils.
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by vetinari 2y ago
No, disabling, or at works masking is enough. `nameserver 1.1.1.1` is insane. Hope you don't ever have to use link-specific resolver.
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by vetinari 2y ago
> If you look at forums / SO it's obvious people are confused about what it tries to achieve. Well, many people are confused about how DNS resolving works. Many of do not consider a problem, when they configure their resolv.co
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by vetinari 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41578676 See the last point.
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by vetinari 2y ago
> You can trash it all and make your own if you want to. It is important to note, that if you want to do it, you have to roll up your sleeves and do it. Not to expect free manpower of others to provide it to you. Or in another words: ht
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by vetinari 2y ago
Funnily enough, the network configuration problem is not due to systemd -- which has nothing to do with it -- but with Canonical being Canonical. Someone here has a new toy (netplan), so why not force it on users, with some excuse. For the
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by vetinari 2y ago
Actually, yes. It is currently the only linux resolver stub, that supports link specific upstream resolvers. In the terms that user would understand, your split-horizon DNS works correctly over your VPN.
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by vetinari 2y ago
wifi happens to be a separate component; wpa_supplicant or iwl are separate user space tools that network management tools call into; on the kernel side, the drivers and their stack are separate modules.
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by vetinari 2y ago
> put symlinks all over the filesystem for all kinds of units. It is less understandable and manageable. It is actually way better understandable and manageable: /usr/lib/systemd is for distro-supplied and packaged units.
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by vetinari 2y ago
https://kotlinlang.org/docs/native-overview.html
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by vetinari 2y ago
There is kotlin native, which generates native code, using the same llvm that c++, rust and swift use. It doesn't have to use virtual machine, it is just one of targets.
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by vetinari 2y ago
Not really. There have been few weeks in 2022, where it was close to 1, but otherwise, 0,9 for the last few years is much closer to reality. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/EUR=X/
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by vetinari 2y ago
No, it is cloning existing installation from one drive to another. Basically what clonezilla would do. For upgrading ubuntu lts among releases, you go through their do-release-upgrade tool.
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by vetinari 2y ago
> Making install documentation that is very very detailed to the point that some people will be turned off by it and go away could very much be considered gatekeeping. In my times, we called such people lazy. No gatekeeping needed.
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by vetinari 2y ago
The OP's version is creating the list, then processing it. The second version is an generator; it skips the 'creating the list' part.
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by vetinari 2y ago
AFAIK Pixel devices do not come with Galaxy Store.
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by vetinari 2y ago
Yes, because the friculins (as in free-cool-in) in their reddit bubbles are so much more clever. Case in point; any discussion involving policits here, on hn. Politologs are face palming at the naivety, when they see an extract.
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by vetinari 2y ago
You can, in the communnal (local) elections. For the parliamentary, it is here for a reason. To prevent voting touristic. The delay of several years -- you have to live several years in the other country -- serves exactly that.
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by vetinari 2y ago
Is it still a thing? AFAIK the neighbor countries protested against it as a passport of convenience. Some even made laws, that when you accept such a citizenship, you are going to lose your previous one. That curbed the enthusiasm for such
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by vetinari 2y ago
Slow down, you are taking it way to seriously, and skipped to another rail already. Nobody ever even remotely suggested to go where you describe. That when you live abroad you are not familiar with local situation is a fact; you get to hear
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by vetinari 2y ago
Your family and friends know, what is best for them and can vote for themselves. Meanwhile, you are abroad and do not have clear idea about the local situation; you are going to have one of game of telephone one (I know, I also lived abroad
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by vetinari 2y ago
> he uses the votes from Hungarians outside Hungary That is pretty standard for EU voting; as long as you are citizen, you can vote, usually by mail or by visiting your embassy. Otherwise, I happen to agree with you -- why you should vot

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