took out some unnecessary letters, changed how to spell gray so everyone's always confused about which is right. overall good stuff

i think some big project, something really important, needs to migrate for the masses of devs to move too

Haliey Welch

or with letting single billionaire control this much infrastructure

yeah but for that the corporate dogs that enforce those rules have to feel like enforcing the rules

maybe we can finally log out and tune out

so far the worst thing that’s happened is an abortion ban

lol. we torture minorities in our prisons for being impoverished and refuse to prioritize the value of water over the value of oil executive profits. torturing women for daring to try to be equals is single head on our hydra of exploitative torture. it was 160 years since emancipation last year. there are people alive still who had peopl in their life who were owned.

The worst thing to happen in the last 10 years was trump trying to over throw democracy

the worst thing about the last ten years that incetivizes people to rupture the system for profit rather than to address the potential for someone to do that because the people holding power would rather rely on precedent than lose a single iota of power

you're getting gish galloped i think. this other person is just gonna keep pulling you further and further from the actual problem, which is that this problem is not unique to just one state and requires systemic change throughout the nation to fix

they're agreeing with you and taking it further, i'm pretty sure

read up to date current docs and know they are for the current working state of the system, potentially when i don't have a net connection because i'm troubleshooting PID 0/1

turkeys straight up fly, they're not even semi flighted like chickens

that's a great example of bad docs.

this is everything i see monitoring Linux boxes everyday. we've shifted mostly to OpenRC about it. i can't imagine defending SystemD if you have experienced anything other than it and SysInitV. yeah compared to SysInitV, it's really nice, but to say it's good and stable? that's like praising your landlord for all the work they do and the reason they haven't fixed your broken dishwasher is because they're so busy from what a good landlord they are

is it 5000 consistent users or is it 5000 randos that on any given day tries turning it on to see if it was all in their head and actually these devices were kinda useful. then they don't use it again because no actually, it really is that bad

In fact, the situation has gotten much worse. The coupling of SystemD's components to each other has gotten tighter. The coupling of things that aren't SystemD to SystemD has gotten tighter. SystemD itself has gotten less stable. The overall result? Our operating systems require more, not less, troubleshooting, and they're less, not more, enjoyable to use and develop on

SystemD has been such a frustration the last couple years with the wonderful simplicity and stability it used to provide managing a system completely out the door as its main development company (RedHat) has stopped giving any kind of a shit about being a positive force in the world. We all shoulda listened 10 years ago when the greybeards were telling us not to fall for an init system trying to do too much.

This isn't about smarter, this is about teachers not communicating effectively with their AuDHD kids who think a completely different conversation is going on. By framing it as who's smarter, you're misunderstanding why the AuDHD kid is disoriented in the situation that's going on

no actually. i don't see how my view that people are all people and the things we do is all in response to the context we grow up in is stupid. so please keep listing places that we have both the potential to improve or to degrade into depending on what actions we take and if we can learn to empathize

I've spent a lifetime traveling the united states. i originate from Appalachia. bad and racist judgements come all across the country. any state with the death penalty on the books will eventually do this, and any state that doesn't have the death penalty on the books has around 30% of people minimum who think it should be. you're deluding yourself if you don't think everywhere is like everywhere else just with different ratios of who is around

Missouri isn't so different from everywhere else