Ok. Yes. It seems to work. Just append this to the end of the boot string after pressing tab and you'll have a sysvinit system:

preseed/late_command="in-target apt-get install -y sysvinit-core"

Trying it now. Will replay with results.

Just did an install in a vm. No. There is no option to choose an init system. systemd is default. If you want to use sysvinit, you have to do it via a pre-install script which basically means, netinstall.

Wow. You seem more attached to my address than I am. Perhaps I should offer @init.sh email addresses for the die hards :)

here we go...

Guess it's time to change my email address...

You still never provided a citation to your claim of 72 vaccines. Way to miss the point.

" the idea being to add it to shots as something to enhance the body's reaction to a foreign body"

Wrong. the "mercury" in the vaccine is trace amounts of themirosol, which is a preservative used as an antibacterial/anti-fungal agent for multidose vials of vaccines. Its inclusion in single dose vials has been almost eliminated just to placate idiots like you who think it's dangerous or don't know what it actually does.

If you stick a needle into a multidose vial and it keeps getting punctured, there is a chance of contaminants getting introduced. The themirosol prevents that.

It has nothing to do with making the body react stronger to the vaccine. You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. Get educated:

http://www.fda.gov/BiologicsBl...

Funny thing is, if you look at the ticker showing recent registrations, NONE of them are by the trademark holders. They're all 101 Domains and CSC Corporate Domains. So these companies are buying up the domains, in order to sell "trademark protection services" to the actual trademark holders.

Nothing good will come of this, but the guy who owns the .sucks gtld is making money hand over fist.

This is essentially what we have in Japan with the FLETS system. All the infra is basically owned by one company, who lease it out to others. NTT, the company who owns the fiber, have their own ISP set up on their own fiber, but it is trivial to start your own ISP using their infra. They get a cut of every customer, but there are so many ISPs here that they compete on features since speed isn't really a factor when nearly every ISP can provide gigabit speeds.

And if someone wants a print or to use one for other purposes, a simple message will get rid of it. The ones on flickr aren't full res either.

Try here: Softserve News

By the way, this storm is already almost over. It's real peak was early Tuesday morning when the Bz hit 8.33. I snapped almost 500 pics during the early morning hours.

Here's the album for anyone who's interested.

Finally a reason to kick-start manned space exploration! Think of what can be learned! If there is life on these moons, then that means that it will also die. Dead plants means ocean floor sediment. That means there could be oil there! We now have a reason!

So use solar sails attached to transport ships carrying some other materials to mars. Once the ships enter orbit, detach the solar sails and manuver the sail material (probably mylar) to Mars's L1. Use the solar wind to keep them in place, and balance that with the gravity of mars and use that to refract the solar radiation hitting Mars until it equals that of earth. That would increase insolation and generally supply more solar radiation to the surface of mars. Once the extra heat is added, it will sublimate the CO2 in the soil/poles and increase the greenhouse effect and start warming the planet. That would also increase atmospheric pressure, making habitation easier to achieve. Granted, the new air won't be breathable, but who cares! The planet will be warmer and the atmosphere thicker. If, at some later date, we wanted to make the air breathable, then some serious CO2 scrubbing would be required, but still. That could be a long term goal provided by seeding the planet with.. um... plants! Let the trees do the long term work.