Seems like this is a striking copy of the original uArm project.

whatever! moron

From at least Ubuntu 12.04 Server

apt-cache show resolvconf

--snip

Origin: Ubuntu
Supported: 5y
Task: minimal

Package: resolvconf
Priority: important
Section: net
Installed-Size: 236

--snip

When you install the server from a standard non-preseeded netboot image you are presented with tasksel by default. Selecting only Basic Server, SSH, and Virtual Machine Host and continuing the install supplies you with the resolvconf package on the most recent versions. No one on any of these servers selected to install specifically the resolvconf package so your argument fails spectacularly. In your haste to sound like you know what you are talking about you seemed to have missed the point.

You have no clue what you are talking about. I have never installed resolvconf. If you comprehended my message you would have gleaned that I didn't install resolvconf. It comes installed by default on the latest versions of Ubuntu Server and latest Debian. By the way i've been running Linux on servers since 95, the days of the SLS release so again you have no clue what you are talking about. You sure think you do though but sorry you don't

in the old days if you wanted to set your DNS servers on Linux you edit /etc/resolv.conf and change them.. Done. no reboot or ifdown/ifup necessary. Nowadays? on Debian and Ubuntu at least with the resolvconf package you have to edit /etc/network/interfaces then ifdown/ifup your interface and if the interface is the only one and you are connnected via ssh you are screwed. or you have to reboot the server to get the changes to take effect. Or you have to type a fucking convoluted command eg:

echo "nameserver 192.168.3.45
nameserver 192.168.8.10
search example.com" | sudo resolvconf -a eth0.inet
if you want the changes to take effect immediately without rebooting or ifdown/ifup the interface.
This is ass backwards. I remember the old days when we used to make fun of Windows for having to reboot after changing DNS server settings. Here you have a modern Linux OS that basically requires you to reboot, down your interface, or type a dumb string of commands consiting of echo and pipes. Ridiculous. While i'm not a fan of systemd I hope this shit gets fixed and simplifed with the advent systemd

Comcast's customers pay to connect to the internet not to Comcast. If they advertise a certain amount of bandwidth to connect to the Internet then Comcast should deliver what they are selling nothing less.

here in America we have a major political party that mocks highly educated politicians as "professorial" or "Not a real/regular American" or "Arrogant know-it-all" among other things.

You miss the fucking elephant in the room. Comcast has failed to upgrade their peering points so video traffic suffers as a result forcing VOD sites to pay Cuntcast for a direct link. You know better so...Fuck you.

David Frum, Bill Kristol others silenced themselves when they advocated for Americans dying for the sake of Israel.

I'm think these are based on a 40 plus year old design, not actually 40 years in age.

You obviously know nothing about rocket science. There is nothing routine about rocketry so just shut up please. thanks.

Seems like Joe Arpaio is the J Edgar Hoover of Arizona. What a piece of work that guy is.

Blind faith is not scientific discourse. Blind faith is just that, blind faith. Faith is not evidence based or driven by data. While I'm not for silencing them, presenting blind faith as scientifc discourse is either woefully ignorant or deliberatly misleading.

I think you confuse reason with blind faith. It takes faith for me to believe that the grass is black though i may see it as green i have to discard all evidence that it is green and belieive it is black. Once i believe based on blind faith that grass is black no amount of reason will convince me otherwise.