bonifartius 𒂼𒄄 @bonifartius@social.cleverlibre.org

@mangeurdenuage ah, d'oh, sorry i misread that xD

still a good deal i'd say!

@frederic@mastodon.bayern @nexus_plasma naja, wenn man eh schon herz-kreislauf-probleme hat (warum auch immer.. :) dann ist das schon nicht so gut mit so temperaturen.

@useless_idiot if everything was like fedi, it wouldn't be this bad. maybe bad, but the quality of bad is a whole different league.
@Synclair

@mangeurdenuage nothing wrong with a twingo! if it drives, it drives, 50€ is a good catch :D cheapest car i ever saw was ~250€ :)

@nexus_plasma hat doch schon die professur verloren oder so.. :)

@mangeurdenuage yeah, the 70€ were a club membership here as well, i think it either is limited to one year or i cancled it right after joining. was in any case cheaper than a second useless internet connection.

idk, about the insurance, i have some letter here which states my reduction because of "no accidents", it's a few years old though.

that they just say it's 70€ now feels a bit like them trying their luck. insurance companies are really evil shit.

@mangeurdenuage do you have a "consumer protection" (don't know how to translate "verbraucherschutz") club in france? they are a registered large club here in germany and like to fuck with companies. tips from them got me out of a telco contract i supposedly made. cost me 70€ one time payed to the club instead of several hundreds going to telco.

@Mek101
> Dude, you tried the previous inits?

yes. they did start services.

> Wrong, it matters sven more outisde of desktop, it can make the difference between 10 minutes and half an hour, which basically reduces the downtime to ⅓

aside from "Wrong" being bad discussion: i never had even 10 minute boot times but if you have problems with 30 min downtime, you need a fallback server.

> i also don't want something to "manage" my homedir.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Systemd-homed

which again solves invented problems in the most complicated fashion possible.

> Then don't use it, install dnsmask

yeah, i tried to replace that shit with dnsmasq on the ubuntu i had to use. almost worked fine then!

> This is just wanting differences for the sake of it

thinking of differences as something positive is really against the spirit of current times, i give you that.

@ceruds @FrailLeaf

@nexus_plasma ich finds interessant, dass der noch reden darf. hätte ich so nicht erwartet.

ist vielleicht für die plausible deniability, "guck, der kekule is ja noch im mdr, so schlimm ists hier nicht, du aluhut!"

@Mek101
well, my arch linux back then booted just fine before they switched to systemd. after the switch i had problems. it's what you get for bleeding edge things like arch, but i never had other problems with arch until then.

the only thing systemd proponents were half right with was "speed" because parallel startup of daemons. that is bullshit for everything except desktop usage, but even back then suspend and hibernate were a thing. which effectively removes the "oh god i have to wait 10 seconds longer because serial daemon startup".

and the init process is the thing which works at least haft of the time. systemd-resolved is _so_ bad it isn't even funny anymore. i also don't want something to "manage" my homedir. it's all hyper-complex bullshit, held together with dbus, on an operating system that has it's roots in "text is the interface, do things as simple as possible".

systemd is a combination of root shell bugs, bad design and hybris.

regarding the "service" (look ma, just like in windows!) files: it's not the job of software to deliver them, at least if you still believe in the idea that linux is a bazaar and distributions are inherently different. which thanks to systemd et al most aren't anymore. it's just "i have choice" larp to use either suse, ubuntu, debian, fedora, ..., they are all the same bloated mess. each of their home rolled configuration methods (yast, the debian config stuff, ...) were better than the stuff now.

it's not that linux didn't have problems, it's that those problems were completely different from what systemd tried to solve. those were specifically invented for systemd and the rest of the bullshit stack.

@ceruds @FrailLeaf

wär nur schön wenn der gleiche belegpflicht-maßstab auch bei anderem angelegt werden würde.

z.B. bei lauterbach oder habeck.

aber das wäre zu ketzerisch.

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@p @Terry @jasonl8446 @sjw @victor @DiamondMind @Grain @Heliodramus @MK2boogaloo @Prodigal @kakkerel @mintplague @schnappi @speedlimit @truepatriot118 @fugger @0 @drcounelis@mstdn.starnix.network @Berglander @LakeViking @Matty @f @5th_level_druid @Crux_Invictus @GabeLakmann @MeBigbrain @PinochetsCommieCopter @SerfnUSA @SrbijaStronk @VIcFury @cunnyoisseur @grey @ishadowx @kaosktrl @nugger @scalar @mint @harsh @straw @Andrii Tk is the bees knees. if people would only stop to believe the "looks shit" cargo cult :)