Comment Re: What's wrong with Windows Server? (Score 1, Troll) 613
While the potential is there, we have not seen anything as bad as the OpenSSL bug.
Wow, go look through a vulnerability list some time
While the potential is there, we have not seen anything as bad as the OpenSSL bug.
Wow, go look through a vulnerability list some time
Myth: systemd is difficult.
This also is entire non-sense.......systemd certainly comes with a learning curve.
Myth: systemd is a freedesktop.org project.
yes, we host our stuff at [freedesktop.org]
Myth: systemd is not UNIX.
There's certainly some truth in that.
Myth: systemd is complex.
There's certainly some truth in that.
Myth: systemd is a feature creep.
Well, systemd certainly covers more ground that it used to......
It completely goes against the core principles of UNIX in general. Do one thing, and do it damn well. Make it interoperable with other processes. Log to text. Configure with text.
I would add that the main problem they seem to be solving is slow bootup times, which are slow because you can't run startup processes in parallel.
It seems like that problem would be most simply solved by creating a command line tool called 'parallel' that lets you run several commands in parallel, and then returns when it is done. Something like 'parallel cmd1 cmd2 cmd3.'
Obviously it could be more complex than that, but it wouldn't need to be much more complex. Most of the other problems with init could be solved with similar simplicity.
I am also in favour of Open source myself and get your point. However, after the OpenSSL bug, my belief in this "someone else" has significantly lowered.
Think how bad the OpenSSL bug was. Now realize that proprietary code is often just as bad, but no one can look at it.
Well, it IS true you can't help me,. Neither, apparently, can you help the thousands of scientists
Most of those scientists can already recognize a loaded question. They don't need help.
No, not good enough. That is not believable.
Sure, find a better survey lol. Find out what those 3% are thinking, because I don't know.
Look at what Michael Phelps ate. Something like three pizzas a day or something. And he was in great health at the time. Won Olympic gold medals and everything.
Micheal Phelps had a 9000-12000 calorie diet. Swimming is a lot of work, it expends energy.
No. If you want to convince me that this, simple, logical question is somehow "loaded"
If you can't see it, then you're a moron, and I can't help you. You should take a logic class (or read a book) to improve your ability to perceive.
"Experience has proved that some people indeed know everything." -- Russell Baker
