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techno hippie

see c/UGEM for UnderGroundElectronicMusic. :) (I was going to set up something like that when saw someone else had already requested to make it. Good stuff. Populate it.)

  • Surge in Systemd forks after the latest changes

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  • https://nosystemd.org/

    https://without-systemd.org/ too.

    And there's MX and AntiX too, if wanting something like Debian/Ubuntu but with init-freedom.

    And several other Devuan respins.

    Or even PCLinuxOS. While it uses rpm package format, it uses apt as its package manager, so you don't even need to learn a new package manager. And of course, no systemd.

    Dozens more options too.

    Wait until it actually gets bad, there will hopefully be user-friendly distros to address the situation.

    No need to wait past tipping points where harm is done. There have always been easy options. At least in all 22.5 years I've been using Linux. That never stopped. Just a corporation and its eager stooges perpetrated a psyop to mislead people into thinking systemd was the one true way. It's not. It never was. That was marketing lies.

    Init-freedom ftw. :) Choice is good. Clean code is good. Maintainable and easily forkable code is good. UNIX philosophy is good (esp. "do one thing, well"). KISS (Keep It Simple, Stupid) is good.

    While systemd may be free software in name/license only, in practice, it's abusive. Social rot. Brain rot. Not good. Avoid.

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  • Because that's the point of systemd.

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  • So... in advance.

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  • Yeah, why wont people trust these pedovores and those who work for them to protect our children by knowing the age of those they track the location of?

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  • He also didn't have a problem working for Microsoft, like (as was reported to me) the two who merged this "feature".

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  • Yeah. I don't know what all the fuss is about. It's only the camel's nose that's in the tent. :P

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  • And it appeared to me at a glance that many pre-existing systemd forks came out of dormancy and updated after that merger too, to apply the regression. Far more than just 11.

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  • By design by those who refuse to escape their mysanthropic anthrocidal circular reasoning.

  • Please come back later

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  • s/blooming/fertilising/

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  • When one loves lizards too much.

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  • Yeah. Those pedovores want to protect our children by knowing on the tracking devices if it's a child that's using it.

  • 4 Linux init systems that almost replaced systemd (and why they failed)

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  • Failed?

  • Now listen here you little shit

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  • Since "some books" did not specify, presumably any books are okay.

    Perhaps starting with The Pet Goat.

    Apparently it works upside down too. ;)

    [Extra points for any who get the reference.]

  • Now listen here you little shit

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  • Evasive deflection.

  • Now listen here you little shit

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  • while true gangsign

  • Now listen here you little shit

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  • Yus [good image]. Use it to assist and expedite learning (mostly by double checking its output, and debugging its code) to get better. Not as a slave to do your work for you.

  • Now listen here you little shit

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  • Yes.

    The code I wrote before LLMs was maintainable, because it was concise clean code.

    The code I've let LLMS write for me, unless I spend 30x as long telling it to do it right, is a verbose unreadable noisy spray.

  • Every little bit counts

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  • "Lower the inertial mass." -- Miles O'Brien, Star Trek Deep Space Nine, Season 1, Episode 1.

  • Every little bit counts

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  • Though isn't that decreasing the aerodynamics and increasing the friction?

  • Make it slow

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  • Gotta feel the Gagh wriggle on the way down.