I'm a SparkVPS customer so I can have a VPN service with a less obvious IP than, say, Amazon. I've heard nothing from them so far and I can't see any notices or messages on their customer portal. Maybe not all customers are affected. Mine's just a bottom-of-the-range VPS.
Sure, but you aren't popular either so you lose on all counts.
Tell me all about how popular I'm not, guy who's even less popular than I am.
Or maybe just stop telling other people that a good init system sucks just because you're too simple to get your head around it.
We are talking about systemd, not a good init system.
ready for end to all Python, because I have to look at the code
the Nazis only murdered around 10 million people, the Chinese starved 40 million people to death in just one incident.
To be fair, the Nazis intentionally killed 10 million people, while the ~40 million Chinese mostly died from economic incompetence.
Fukishima, Chernobyl and Three Mile Island slump down in their seats while Admiral Rickover laughs manically from the back of the room.
Yeah, but do remember that those three accidents, collectively, caused fewer deaths than the last airliner crash. Or the last year's worth of people dying while having sex....
And yes, the Navy's training system could, and should, be extended to civilian nuclear power plant workers....
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It says he died from the combined effects of alcohol, diphenhydramine, and fentanyl.
would not confuse "alpha waves" with alpha particles.
What's really sad is that alpha particles are one of the things that you can protect yourself from by holding a piece of paper between you and the source. Alpha particles won't even penetrate the outer layer of your skin....
Fukishima, Chernobyl and Three Mile Island slump down in their seats while Admiral Rickover laughs manically from the back of the room "Better off dead than stupid".
And he is right.
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Having spent years administering servers in the pre system days, and dealing with various kinds of (and often incompatible) init scripts, I have to say it wasn't all roses. Many processes did their own logging too, outside of syslog. What a mess.
How are we up to 6,000,000 user names already?
Some of them weren't even given real guns, just wooden practice weapons.
> it is possible the man will be criminally charged with inducing a panic
To be fair, he called 911, and the situation was sorted out. He was not running up and down the street screaming "run away chain reaction!" Sounds like he needs general mental health help, of the non-violent nature.
He has been posting here for some and has quite a reputation for his nuclear advocacy. If he gets out today I'm sure he will post in this thread.
Yet the BSDs can run systemd programs because of certain stubs
Same for Devuan, which conclusively proves that Debian without systemd is possible.
Its not clear who it was who said it was a nuclear reactor. They said "his description of the device suggested he was working on a small nuclear reactor and included references to a particle accelerator and alpha waves" - but did he claim it was a reactor or did the police just assume it was a sciencey thing and might be a reactor?
The people who actually have the brains to maintain the packages disagree with you. Maybe they know something you don't?
If they had any business maintaining packages, they'd be able to write a shell script. Shell scripting is a central Unix feature, not a drawback. Before Unix, you had to learn special languages for automation, and they were very limited. systemd is not moving forwards, it's moving backwards.
Do you really think all these coders are such idiots, yet still want to use their software?
No, I don't want to use the software from the idiot coders, like Lennart — who ignores bug reports, and published standards. And I don't want to use GNOME 3 either, they can stick that garbage where the sun don't shine. So why do I need systemd? To make some package maintainers lives easier? People too dumb to write init scripts are too dumb to be package maintainers.
Not a simple question. I believe that if you solve for the gravitational field of a black hole when a large object falls in (including another black hole) there are some fluctuations as the object gets close to the event horizon - and that energy is dissipated as gravity waves quite rapidly) . The resulting gravitational field rapidly settles down to look like that of a black hold of the combined mass (minus any emitted gravity waves). (rapidly is milliseconds for stellar mass black holes)
As viewed from the outside an object falling in takes forever to reach the center - but it becomes invisible (amount of light decreases exponentially near the horizon) so it is effectively invisible.
Its not clear it makes sense to talk about what happens to the object inside of the black hole because that is in theory not observable.
Makes my head hurt.
With changing hardware, you have to remove no longer used services and start new ones on the fly.
Most reconfiguration for hardware is handled by udev, not by the init system. We had udev before systemd.
With changing hardware, you have to remove no longer used services and start new ones on the fly. With SysV init, you only have 5 different states.
So what? You run an init script to stop a service, A file in
and you want to have them without the need of a reboot.
They don't require a reboot with init scripts. It doesn't look like you know what you're talking about.
The problem with SysV init and similar systems is that they don't really support flexibility.
You have way more flexibility with init scripts than you do with systemd unit files.
Every hardware change requires manual changes in the booting process.
No, it only requires changes in files in
You really don't understand how sysvinit works.
Yes and no. They pay for police whether or not this incident happened. Are the police going to charge the city extra because they took the hazmat suits out of the locker?
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