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psydroidI did file bug reports over the years and worked with developers in several channels on irc to get things fixed, when my own skills weren't sufficientOct 13 00:48
psydroidI just moved away for several years and now I'm struggling to catch up because so much has changedOct 13 00:49
scientesbut you are focusing on the wrong stuffOct 13 00:49
scientesthat's why everyone hated systemd, cause it broke their habitsOct 13 00:50
scientesyou have to focus on the data structures and the algorithmsOct 13 00:51
scientesdata structures are more importantOct 13 00:51
MinceRit didn't break my habitsOct 13 00:53
MinceRit broke my distroOct 13 00:53
oiaohmsystemd does require thinking differently.Oct 13 00:53
MinceRyeah, you need to destroy your brain to the point where you believe it to be a good ideaOct 13 00:53
oiaohmsystemd did for me locate a lot of problems that were hard to debug.Oct 13 00:53
MinceRwe still haven't fixed those problemsOct 13 00:53
MinceRthe community being too vulnerable and fragileOct 13 00:53
oiaohmInternally I solved the source of 4000 random bugs Oct 13 00:54
oiaohmThis is party why you disagreement don't get too far with me MinceROct 13 00:54
MinceRyou removed a component with 4000 bugs in it?Oct 13 00:54
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oiaohmMinceR: noOct 13 00:55
oiaohmOther than getting rid of sysvinit that could not track stuff correctly.Oct 13 00:55
oiaohmLot of setting errors and configuration errors got located.Oct 13 00:55
oiaohmSo its mostly the same software slightly different configurations.Oct 13 00:56
MinceReasyOct 13 00:56
oiaohmIt once you could work out hey this is screwing up because X database is being memory staved.Oct 13 00:56
MinceRjust replace your OS with anotherOct 13 00:56
MinceRand then convince yourself to ignore all the bugs in the new oneOct 13 00:57
MinceRbetter living though the mutilation of your own mindOct 13 00:57
oiaohmMemory controls helped.Oct 13 00:57
oiaohmThere are lot of features of systemd that fixed bugs.Oct 13 00:57
MinceRi'm looking forward to the cult that will convince a meteor not to hit EarthOct 13 00:57
oiaohmYes systemd has a few bugs but compared to what I had before.Oct 13 00:57
oiaohmsystemd has been a step forwards for my workflow.Oct 13 00:58
MinceRthere's a cult that's trying to convince us that there's no climate catastrophe alreadyOct 13 00:58
oiaohmWould I like to see something replace systemd with its advantages and none of it downsides yes I would.Oct 13 00:59
oiaohmReally the no climate catastrophe would be in the class of people who say sysvinit works when for lot of us without question is a broken stack of crap.Oct 13 01:00
XRevan86https://linux.org.ru/forum/talks/15284167 a funny observationOct 13 01:01
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.linux.org.ru | Greg Kroah-Hartman жжот — Talks — ФорумOct 13 01:01
XRevan86https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/stable/linux.git/log/?h=v5.2.21Oct 13 01:01
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-git.kernel.org | kernel/git/stable/linux.git - Linux kernel stable treeOct 13 01:01
MinceRtalking to oiaohm is like talking to any other cultistOct 13 01:01
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XRevan86Oh hey, another systemd srachOct 13 01:02
oiaohmMinceR: I see you as a Cultist as well.Oct 13 01:03
MinceR"no u"Oct 13 01:03
oiaohmMinceR: with question because you compared systemd to windows.Oct 13 01:03
oiaohmMinceR: what it not related to.Oct 13 01:03
oiaohmCommon Cultist behavour is make up lies to defend their point of view.Oct 13 01:04
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MinceRsimilarity and relation are two different thingsOct 13 01:04
XRevan86"he is right" scientes: Never said he isn't.Oct 13 01:04
MinceRand i'm not the one making up lies to defend my point of view, apparentlyOct 13 01:04
oiaohmMinceR: what liesOct 13 01:04
oiaohmMinceR: it you who have used lies.Oct 13 01:05
scientesgeeze, violent linux https://www.linux.org.ru/photos/101460:-1897149992.pngOct 13 01:05
oiaohmI have never said systemd is perfect.  Heck I have even open bug reports multi times when required to get stuff fixed in systemd.Oct 13 01:06
MinceRyeah, you haven't said it explicitly, only implied itOct 13 01:06
scientesXRevan86, hehehe, it links against libastral.so.1Oct 13 01:06
XRevan86scientes: The site's logo is https://linux.org.ru/img/good-penguin.png :)Oct 13 01:07
oiaohmMinceR: Really.  I have never said systemd is perfect.  You mind has implied it so lets depend on a lie.   I will say that systemd is better in lots of cases that what we were using.   The reality it is.Oct 13 01:07
oiaohmIs systemd perfect no.Oct 13 01:07
MinceRso why force it on people?Oct 13 01:07
oiaohmI had sysvinit force on me as well when I was moving from BSD to Linux with work.Oct 13 01:08
MinceRthere were several other options before systemd existedOct 13 01:08
oiaohmThat was going from a init system that worked that could be diagnosed to something that was busted to hell.Oct 13 01:08
MinceRneither of which was forced on youOct 13 01:08
oiaohmReallyOct 13 01:09
oiaohmDid you ever try to use any of those other init systems.Oct 13 01:09
oiaohmI bet notOct 13 01:09
oiaohm100 percent bet notOct 13 01:09
MinceRi have used some of themOct 13 01:09
oiaohmIn production.Oct 13 01:09
oiaohmFor sesous stuff not some joke play aroundOct 13 01:09
MinceReven in productionOct 13 01:09
oiaohmReallyOct 13 01:09
MinceRwell, on a development machineOct 13 01:10
oiaohmI don't beleive youOct 13 01:10
oiaohmSeeOct 13 01:10
oiaohmNo productionOct 13 01:10
MinceRthen don'tOct 13 01:10
MinceRwho cares what you believeOct 13 01:10
oiaohmon production we were always forced back to 1 init systmeOct 13 01:10
MinceRwhat a blow for youOct 13 01:10
oiaohmbecause upstream vendors only support 1 init at time most of the time.Oct 13 01:10
MinceRwho forced you?Oct 13 01:10
oiaohmYou not using that forget support contract help ....Oct 13 01:10
oiaohmSo fairly much before systemd your only choice most of time was sysvint. Oct 13 01:11
oiaohmThe single choice problem is old.Oct 13 01:12
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oiaohmPredates systemd.Oct 13 01:12
MinceRyeah, it's not like canonical supported upstart on ubuntuOct 13 01:12
oiaohmupstart had to mantain perfect sysvinit support this lead to them having the ptrace break debugging problem.Oct 13 01:12
MinceRthat's irrelevantOct 13 01:13
oiaohmYes you had vendors telling to renable sysvint on ubuntu or forget your support contract.Oct 13 01:13
oiaohmOne of those was orcale.Oct 13 01:13
MinceRmaybe you shouldn't sign support contract with such incompetent vendorsOct 13 01:13
MinceRs/ct/cts/Oct 13 01:13
oiaohmNot your choice when its software mandated by government you have to run required orcale database.Oct 13 01:14
XRevan86oiaohm: It is not the software forcing you though.Oct 13 01:15
scientesit is free software....Oct 13 01:15
XRevan86Software cannot take the blame for a third-party making restrictions.Oct 13 01:15
MinceRindeedOct 13 01:15
oiaohmSystemd in the same boat where its being blamed for the outside forces effects.Oct 13 01:16
MinceRthere's also a difference between your business partner demanding something of you and a corporation invading and destroying an organization from within to remove your choicesOct 13 01:16
MinceRyeah, pay no attention to the man behind the curtainOct 13 01:16
XRevan86oiaohm: Well it is pretty obvious that systemd doesn't care about non-systemd systems.Oct 13 01:16
XRevan86oiaohm: Otherwise they would've made an effort to keep udev and logind separate.Oct 13 01:17
scientesXRevan86, i got that directly from lennart when i mentioned such ideasOct 13 01:17
oiaohmudev before systemd was fairly clear it did not care about keeping it upstream scripts compadible with anything other that sysvinit as well.Oct 13 01:17
scientesway back before journaldOct 13 01:17
XRevan86scientes: "it is free software"?Oct 13 01:17
oiaohmThere were many parts that are now in systemd that were not caring about support multi init solutions.Oct 13 01:17
MinceRinteresting theoryOct 13 01:17
oiaohmSo not a new problem.Oct 13 01:18
XRevan86oiaohm: These are different kinds of software though.Oct 13 01:18
oiaohmSystemd put name to and put in all in 1 location where you could see it.Oct 13 01:18
MinceRand turned them into a monolithic messOct 13 01:18
oiaohmLot of people fail to see the merges into systemd were project that were already controled by redhat and run with redhat qa in mind.  So tested as a unified block behind the curtian as MinceR puts itOct 13 01:19
XRevan86oiaohm: How's that really better than having multiple git projects all in one master-project on *cough-cough* GitHub?Oct 13 01:19
XRevan86oiaohm: Others care about these projects, as eudev and elogind prove.Oct 13 01:20
scientesI do have to agree that putting systemd and udev together was kinda insideousOct 13 01:20
scientesit also means that android will never use udevOct 13 01:20
MinceRgood for androidOct 13 01:20
oiaohmeudev fork predated systemd.Oct 13 01:21
MinceRoh really?Oct 13 01:21
oiaohmBecause gentoo was running into issues.Oct 13 01:21
MinceRand what was its purpose?Oct 13 01:21
XRevan86And systems without systemd still have a place no matter what systemd developers might think.Oct 13 01:21
MinceRXRevan86: maybe they'll make it illegalOct 13 01:21
scientesits just android and OpenWRT right nowOct 13 01:21
XRevan86scientes: You're forgetting endless containersOct 13 01:22
MinceRafter all, political maneuvering and violence are easier to implement than writing an init daemon that can do its job reliablyOct 13 01:22
MinceRand also easier than writing a useful OSOct 13 01:22
MinceRyou can again see the parallels between red hat and microsoftOct 13 01:22
MinceRexcept for oiaohm, he can'tOct 13 01:22
scienteshttps://openwrt.org/docs/techref/procdOct 13 01:22
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-openwrt.org | OpenWrt Project: Procd system init and daemon managementOct 13 01:22
oiaohmMinceR: eudev started with issues gentoo was running into with upstart this is before systemd.   Where udev would have sysvinit particular stuff in the defaults.Oct 13 01:23
oiaohmMinceR: so this problem started well before systemd.Oct 13 01:23
MinceRand udev developers wouldn't merge the fixes?Oct 13 01:23
XRevan86scientes: Indeed.Oct 13 01:24
scientesI would love to see another project distill the DAG functionality of systemdOct 13 01:24
XRevan86scientes: But that's also a place where udev and logind aren't helpful either.Oct 13 01:25
MinceRscientes: aren't there several?Oct 13 01:25
scientesbut most people do not first awknowledge that that was far superior to everything elseOct 13 01:25
oiaohmMinceR: its more complex that that.   Redhat was unified QA sysvinit udev consolekit.....   As in X versions for those products were tested and worked with each other.     If you used miss match of versions bad things would happen as well..Oct 13 01:25
MinceRoiaohm: so how does the fact that RH started this hostile behavior before they came up with systemd make it acceptable?Oct 13 01:26
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MinceRdoes their usage of sysvinit somehow make sysvinit responsible for this, perhaps?Oct 13 01:26
oiaohmMinceR: so udev would not merge fixes at times because it would be like you need to wait for X  version we still have in house of these other project to released.Oct 13 01:26
oiaohmMinceR: and then it will be fixed.Oct 13 01:27
oiaohmSystemd removed that inhouse problem that the working bundle is put out as a block.   It also make clear how big that inhouse in fact was and is.Oct 13 01:27
MinceR"removed"Oct 13 01:28
MinceRmaking a problem worse is "removing" a problemOct 13 01:28
MinceRand other interesting neologisms with oiaohmOct 13 01:28
oiaohmIt also puts all what use to be spread out refusals todo things under 1 issue list.Oct 13 01:29
MinceRso excitingOct 13 01:30
oiaohmSo you would see a refusal to change system in udev, consolekit...  before systemd all in different trackers so fairly hidden.Oct 13 01:30
MinceRkind of like rearranging the deck chairs on the titanicOct 13 01:30
oiaohmExactly.Oct 13 01:30
oiaohmThe ship was going down the complete time and no one was really seeing it until systemd.Oct 13 01:30
decnetdown with systemd :[Oct 13 01:35
scientes مرگ بر systemdOct 13 01:37
decnetfeature-creeping bloatware like Windows ?Oct 13 01:37
MinceRyeahOct 13 01:37
MinceRonly on winblows processes really are expensiveOct 13 01:37
MinceRwhile systemd only pretends they're so on LinuxOct 13 01:38
MinceRmaybe gkh can fix thatOct 13 01:38
scientes مرگ بر systemd!Oct 13 01:38
decnet“Systemd is essentially an implementation of the interpreter of implicit non-procedural language defined by those parameters by a a person, who never have written an interpreter from a programming language in his life.”Oct 13 01:41
decnethttp://www.softpanorama.org/Commercial_linuxes/Startup_and_shutdown/systemd.shtmlOct 13 01:41
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.softpanorama.org | Systemd invasion into Linux Server spaceOct 13 01:41
decnetHaaaaa .............................................Oct 13 01:41
MinceR:>Oct 13 01:41
scientesuggghhh, AFAIK it is not turing completeOct 13 01:42
scientesalthough you can embed stuff to actual interpreters in itOct 13 01:42
decnetcat /lib/systemd/system/[a-z]* | egrep -v "^#|^ |^\[" | cut -d '=' -f 1 | sort | uniq -c | sort -rnOct 13 01:43
scientesdecnet, its just a DAG, that is the best part of systemdOct 13 01:44
decnetAccept AccuracySec After Alias AllowIsolate Also AppArmorProfile Backlog Before BindsTo BusName CapabilityBoundingSet ConditionACPower ConditionCapability ConditionDirectoryNotEmpty ConditionFileIsExecutable ConditionFileNotEmpty ConditionKernelCommandLine ConditionNeedsUpdate ConditionPathExists ConditionPathExistsGlob ConditionPathIsDirectory ConditionPathIsMountPoint ConditionPathIsReadWrite ConditionPathIsSymbolicLink ConditionSecurity Oct 13 01:45
decnetConditionVirtualization Conflicts DefaultDependencies DefaultInstance Delegate Description DirectoryNotEmpty Documentation Environment EnvironmentFile ExecReload ExecStart ExecStartPost ExecStartPre ExecStop ExecStopPost FileDescriptorStoreMax Group IgnoreOnIsolate IgnoreSIGPIPE IOSchedulingClass JobTimeoutAction JobTimeoutSec KillMode KillSignal LimitNOFILE LimitNPROC ListenDatagram ListenFIFO ListenNetlink ListenSequentialPacket Oct 13 01:45
decnetListenSpecial ListenStream MakeDirectory MaxConnections NoNewPrivileges NotifyAccess OnActiveSec OnBootSec OnCalendar OnFailure OnFailureJobMode OnUnitActiveSec OOMScoreAdjust PAMName PartOf PassCredentials PassSecurity PathChanged PermissionsStartOnly Persistent PIDFile PrivateDevices PrivateNetwork PrivateTmp ProtectHome ProtectSystem RandomizedDelaySec ReadOnlyDirectories ReadWriteDirectories ReceiveBuffer RefuseManualStart Oct 13 01:45
decnetRefuseManualStop ReloadPropagatedFrom RemainAfterExit Requires RequiresMountsFor Requisite Restart RestartSec SendBuffer SendSIGHUP SendSIGKILL Service Slice SocketMode Sockets StandardError StandardInput StandardOutput StartLimitBurst StopWhenUnneeded SuccessExitStatus Symlinks TasksMax TimeoutSec TimeoutStartSec TimeoutStopSec TTYPath TTYReset TTYVHangup TTYVTDisallocate Type User UtmpIdentifier WantedBy Wants WatchdogSec What Where Oct 13 01:45
decnetWorkingDirectory WritableOct 13 01:45
MinceRplease use pastebin insteadOct 13 01:45
decnetWhat's confusing about systemd :]Oct 13 01:45
MinceRthe cultists areOct 13 01:46
MinceRhttps://i.imgur.com/sC0GJuw.jpgOct 13 01:46
decnetHaarrhr .. Oct 13 01:47
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decnetLast mention of systemd:Oct 13 01:50
decnet“SystemD is a body of religious beliefs and practices launched in March 2010 by German author Lennart Poettering (1980)”Oct 13 01:50
decnethttps://www.phoronix.com/forums/forum/software/general-linux-open-source/1110332-systemd-now-allows-custom-bpf-programs-to-be-loaded-on-cgroupsOct 13 01:50
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Systemd Now Allows Custom BPF Programs To Be Loaded On Cgroups - Phoronix ForumsOct 13 01:50
MinceRlolOct 13 01:51
MinceRhttps://i.imgur.com/rr3DCQ7.mp4   ( https://imgur.com/gallery/rr3DCQ7 )Oct 13 01:56
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XRevan86MinceR: A definite improvement.Oct 13 02:00
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cubexyzjust use a non-systemd distro, there's lots of themOct 13 02:07
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oiaohmdecnet: the horrible part is systemd language of it unit files are particular designed not to be a interpreter for programming.Oct 13 02:19
oiaohmdecnet: https://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/non-procedural+language  Little fact systemd is not a non-procedural language.Oct 13 02:22
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com | Non-procedural language | Article about non-procedural language by The Free DictionaryOct 13 02:22
scientesoiaohm, its not even a languageOct 13 02:22
scientesits just key-valueOct 13 02:22
scientesits just dataOct 13 02:23
oiaohmExactly Oct 13 02:24
scientes[21:00:41] <XRevan86> MinceR: A definite improvement.Oct 13 02:25
scientesXRevan86, why are you awake?Oct 13 02:25
oiaohmdecnet: systemd files are intentionally designed Turing Incomplete.  So if you are comparing it to a programming language of course its not going to look right.     Turing incomplete reduces you chances of creating a never ending loop.Oct 13 02:28
MinceRit also reduces your chances of being able to get things doneOct 13 02:28
oiaohmReally does anyone have a valid reason why a service init script really need to be able to loop for ever.Oct 13 02:28
scientesor use your printer?Oct 13 02:29
oiaohmMinceR: I would not say that really reduces chances of getting stuff done.   Make you think about the problem differently.   Maybe question why in hell am I looping here or other equal dangerous things.Oct 13 02:30
MinceRwell, why in hell do you not pay attention to what you're doingOct 13 02:31
MinceRand then blaming your toolsOct 13 02:31
oiaohmBlaming the tool is what you do with systemd all the time.Oct 13 02:31
scientesI think systemd should print if it is unable to bootOct 13 02:31
MinceRalso, why is it not written in pascal or some other bondage-and-discipline languageOct 13 02:31
MinceRwrong again, oiaohm Oct 13 02:31
oiaohmMinceR: not at all.Oct 13 02:31
MinceRi think systemd should replace itself with an usable OS if it is unable to boot or shutdownOct 13 02:32
cubexyzin the olden days echo "blah blah" > LPT1"Oct 13 02:32
cubexyznot sure if I remember that rightOct 13 02:32
MinceRsounds about right, except for the extra quotes at the endOct 13 02:32
scientesMinceR, sysvinit scripts run as rootOct 13 02:34
scientesand writing root sh without security problems is a dark artOct 13 02:34
MinceRscientes: systemd is written in COct 13 02:34
decnetAnd systemd runs on 'unit file' that look a lot like old windows *.INI files !Oct 13 02:34
MinceRcurious how its author believes he needs the freedoms he denies his usersOct 13 02:34
oiaohmMinceR: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=107577  sysvinit was not without it fair share of horrible problems on start up and shutdown over the years.   This one was kind of good system started up all right except you could even be to the point that single user was gone and that was sysvinit on bad day.Oct 13 02:35
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-bugs.debian.org | #107577 - sysvinit: sysvinit fails to start gettys as specified in inittab at boot time - Debian Bug report logsOct 13 02:35
oiaohmdecnet: unit files are .ini files.Oct 13 02:35
oiaohmdecnet: not just looks like it.Oct 13 02:36
cubexyzcat test.txt > /dev/lp0 on linuxOct 13 02:36
cubexyzforget it if you have a USB printer thoughOct 13 02:36
decnetoiaohm: haaarrrrOct 13 02:36
oiaohmdecnet:   From manual "A unit file is a plain text ini-style file that encodes information about a service, a socket, a device, a mount point, an automount point, a swap file or partition, a start-up target, a watched file system path, a timer controlled and supervised by systemd(1), a resource management slice or a group of externally created processes. See systemd.syntax(5) for a general description of the syntax."Oct 13 02:37
oiaohmdecnet: so looking like INI file is exactly what they are meant to look like.Oct 13 02:38
MinceRthe better to copy their beloved idol microshitOct 13 02:39
MinceRi wonder when will they turn unit files into binaries, like the registryOct 13 02:39
oiaohmMinceR: You don't know history.Oct 13 02:42
MinceRhttps://www.bizjournals.com/triangle/news/2019/10/11/top-red-hat-official-was-let-go-company-confirms.htmlOct 13 02:42
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oiaohmhttp://www.pmoylan.org/pages/os2/genini.html   The first INI files were done by IBM those where encoded binaries.Oct 13 02:42
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.pmoylan.org | Generic INI file save/restoreOct 13 02:42
MinceRoiaohm: i'm not poettering so i don't know anything, obviouslyOct 13 02:42
oiaohmMicrosoft decide that human readable INI was a good idea.Oct 13 02:42
MinceRoh yes, now i rememberOct 13 02:42
oiaohmMost likely one of the few things Microsoft got right.Oct 13 02:42
MinceRINI was first used by IBM in their OS called "Solaris"Oct 13 02:42
MinceRoh wait.Oct 13 02:42
oiaohmEarly systemd was thinking of doing xml like Solaris did.Oct 13 02:43
cubexyzsome of the LGP games used ini filesOct 13 02:45
cubexyzand firefox did too if I remember rightOct 13 02:46
oiaohmThere are a long list of items that have choosen ini text based as there configuration format.   Oct 13 02:46
oiaohmsystemd was highly model after SMF from Solaris.   The ini instead of xml I don't see as a bad choice.Oct 13 02:46
cubexyzoiaohm, for LGP they ported windows games, probably the reasonOct 13 02:47
decnetI'd like an init script to initialise the system and then get out of the way.Oct 13 02:47
MinceRdecnet: you're a heretic, just like meOct 13 02:48
decnetWhat is systemd, if it isn't an initialisation process?Oct 13 02:51
MinceRit's an operating systemOct 13 02:52
MinceRit's also a cultOct 13 02:52
oiaohmNot a operating system MinceROct 13 02:52
oiaohmsystemd provide a init binary and service management.Oct 13 02:53
MinceRoh right, that's not what oiaohm's spiritual liege called itOct 13 02:53
MinceRhe called it some bullshit like "building blocks for an operating system"Oct 13 02:53
oiaohmMinceR: No there is a textbook define for operating system and systemd does not in fact meet it.Oct 13 02:53
oiaohmMinceR: so lie to call it a operating system.Oct 13 02:53
MinceRoiaohm: did you write the textbook?Oct 13 02:54
decnetIf it's not an OS then why has it taken oveer many of the functions that used be done in 'Linux'?Oct 13 02:55
oiaohmMinceR: No I did not write the textbook.    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operating_systemOct 13 02:55
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-en.wikipedia.org | Operating system - WikipediaOct 13 02:55
oiaohmMinceR: is systemd directly controlling hardware no.   There is a kernel under it.   Oct 13 02:55
cubexyzoiaohm, which book did Ken Thompson use? Oct 13 02:55
cubexyzdoes the literature go back that far I wonderOct 13 02:55
oiaohmcubexyz: Ken Thompson wrote some of the basic tests if something is a operating system or not that systemd fails.Oct 13 02:56
MinceRoiaohm: go tell RMS that GNU is not an OSOct 13 02:56
oiaohmGNU is a operating system if you count hurd.Oct 13 02:57
decnetI thought GNU ran under EMACS :]Oct 13 02:57
MinceRand systemd is an operating system if you count Linux.Oct 13 02:57
MinceR(or is that Hartmanux?)Oct 13 02:57
oiaohmHurd was meant to be the kernel of GNU stuff.Oct 13 02:57
oiaohmOf course that never worked out.Oct 13 02:57
oiaohmWithout a kernel GNU is just a userspace not a operating system.Oct 13 02:58
MinceRway to form a tautology, oiaohmOct 13 02:58
scientesits also a great compilerOct 13 02:58
scientesworld-classOct 13 02:58
MinceRif you define the OS as directly controlling hardware and that's what a kernel does then without a kernel an OS is just a userspaceOct 13 02:59
cubexyzhmmmOct 13 02:59
scientesI don't get why you guys have to get so hot and bothered about this stuffOct 13 02:59
cubexyzsometimes the smarts was in the peripheralsOct 13 02:59
decnet"Why I dislike systemd" http://www.steven-mcdonald.id.au/articles/systemd.shtmlOct 13 03:00
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.steven-mcdonald.id.au | Why I dislike systemdOct 13 03:00
MinceRscientes: because someone insulted oiaohm's favorite OSOct 13 03:00
decnetI'm off .. bye ...Oct 13 03:00
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MinceRscientes: worse yet, someone resisted poettering's crusade to force his malware on everyoneOct 13 03:00
MinceRthese are both unforgivable offensesOct 13 03:00
MinceRand heresy.Oct 13 03:00
MinceRobviously, they must somehow gain control over all our computers, erase the OS from them, and install systemd in its placeOct 13 03:01
MinceRand then we're obliged to like it.Oct 13 03:01
scienteshow do i transfer my system from a SSD to M.2Oct 13 03:01
scientesguess i need a usb 3.0 caseOct 13 03:01
MinceRor an adapter cableOct 13 03:02
oiaohmMinceR: You miss use of the word OS you see people do with containers as well as times.      Userspace/distribution  does not equal OS.Oct 13 03:04
scientesGNU is the toolchainOct 13 03:04
scientesand runtimeOct 13 03:04
scientesLinux is the OSOct 13 03:04
scientesthat's how i see itOct 13 03:05
MinceRscientes: pretty unpopular viewpointOct 13 03:05
oiaohmExactly the Linux kernel is the one in charge of the hardware and how it resources are truly allocated.Oct 13 03:05
MinceRthough it seems oiaohm shares it, so it is now dogma.Oct 13 03:05
oiaohmNo this is a standard computer science define.Oct 13 03:06
oiaohmSo its a little more than dogma.Oct 13 03:06
cubexyzoiaohm, how old is the definition?Oct 13 03:06
MinceRso why do we have 2 different terms for it?Oct 13 03:06
MinceR("operating system" and "kernel")Oct 13 03:06
oiaohm1970 ~s was around when C was written.Oct 13 03:07
oiaohmMinceR: operating system is a super set around a kernel.Oct 13 03:07
oiaohmNo kernel not an operating system.Oct 13 03:08
oiaohmSo if systemd added a kernel then it an operating system.Oct 13 03:08
cubexyza program could be run on bare metalOct 13 03:08
scienteschrome is the RAM monsterOct 13 03:08
cubexyzbut that was in the pastOct 13 03:08
scientesnom nom nom nomOct 13 03:08
MinceRmaybe gkh will rename Linux to systemd-kerneldOct 13 03:08
MinceRjust to make oiaohm happyOct 13 03:08
oiaohmcubexyz: program running in bare metal would normally not be classed as a operating system because it would fail the other requirement of a operating system to run other applications instead of just itself.Oct 13 03:09
oiaohmMinceR: no that not to make me happy.  It just would mean you would not have to admit you have been using at term wrong.Oct 13 03:10
MinceRi don't have to admit something that is not trueOct 13 03:12
MinceRmaybe poettering will eventually make sure systemd doesn't fulfill that second requirementOct 13 03:12
MinceRafter all, why run applications if you can just implement everything badly in systemdOct 13 03:13
cubexyzit's hard to think of the commodore 64 as having an OSOct 13 03:14
oiaohmReally I would not be past saying it systemd keeps on taking instuff that one day we will not wake up and find that is an operating system.   At this stage its not because its does not include the bare metal stuff to be an operanting system and it does not  include a API/ABI for applications to run on top of it completely.Oct 13 03:14
cubexyzit was more like a rudimentary input/output interfaceOct 13 03:14
oiaohmAt this stage systemd does not tick the required boxes to be an operating system.Oct 13 03:15
oiaohmcubexyz: the C64 firmware does in fact tick the basics.  Its has the bare metal and provides API/ABI to applications to work.Oct 13 03:16
oiaohmMinceR: how far do you think you would get with sytstemd if you took away gnu libc?Oct 13 03:17
oiaohmSo its a kernel and a libc that systemd still need to take in to come an operating system in it own right.Oct 13 03:17
MinceRas far as it took them to hijack a libc project and make it dependent on systemd?Oct 13 03:17
cubexyzwell is the windowing API part of the OS? many possible definitionsOct 13 03:17
MinceRcubexyz: same is true of DOSOct 13 03:18
cubexyzyour OS definition is going to change over time maybeOct 13 03:18
MinceRit couldOct 13 03:19
oiaohmWindows API is just providing API/ABI to applications.    OS define is grey enough to expand out.Oct 13 03:19
MinceRbut some people will keep on pretending it to be strict, perfect and unchangingOct 13 03:19
oiaohmBut some core parts have to be there.Oct 13 03:19
MinceRooh, some grayness has manifested just for oiaohm Oct 13 03:19
oiaohmLike a kernel.Oct 13 03:19
MinceRisn't it awfully convenient when the rules change just for you?Oct 13 03:19
cubexyzto me, the X11 stuff isn't really part of the OS, it's an add-onOct 13 03:19
oiaohmNo I did not change the rules.Oct 13 03:20
MinceRwell, distributions are OS-es and many of them ship X11 :>Oct 13 03:20
cubexyzthat modularity is what I liked about Unix/Linux/BSDOct 13 03:20
oiaohmMinceR: the define from the 1970 had greyness in that area.Oct 13 03:20
MinceRcubexyz: and that is what makes you a hereticOct 13 03:20
cubexyzbah, I'm not that heretical :)Oct 13 03:20
MinceRmodularity means that you decide what you use, which is unacceptableOct 13 03:21
MinceRpoettering decides what you use.Oct 13 03:21
oiaohmSome early unix shipped without X11 and you had to buy that as extra not part of the operating system.   Other unixs included X11 as part of operating system.Oct 13 03:21
oiaohmIf windowing is or is not part of operating system has been grey area for a long time.Oct 13 03:22
cubexyzoiaohm, right so the X11 wasn't a critical part of the systemOct 13 03:22
cubexyzyou can work without itOct 13 03:22
oiaohmSome of the early unixs system would not boot without X11.Oct 13 03:22
oiaohmIt depends if it was critical or not how crap was configured.Oct 13 03:22
cubexyzsounds awfulOct 13 03:23
MinceRprobably some proprietary piece of shitOct 13 03:23
MinceRlet me guess, Slowlaris again?Oct 13 03:23
oiaohmWorse  Microsoft idea of Unix so displaying icons as services started instead of text.Oct 13 03:23
oiaohmSo service cannot start because you cannot display icon yep well and truly stupid.Oct 13 03:24
cubexyzreally if you want traditional unix I think you need to at least run one BSD boxOct 13 03:28
cubexyzkind of sad to sayOct 13 03:28
cubexyzslackware hasn't updated in quite some timeOct 13 03:29
MinceRi do run a BSD boxOct 13 03:29
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oiaohmBSD kernels don't have the issue Linux kernel has where processes can successfully change where in the process tree they appear.Oct 13 05:43
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jagadeesoh first time today search engine giant found my blog. 2 hits. thanksOct 13 07:04
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acer-boxjagadees: good!Oct 13 07:28
-viera/#techrights-Tux Machines: Stable kernels 5.3.6, 4.19.79, and 4.14.149 http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/129224 [https://pleroma.site/objects/27a1dbd5-fb36-4a51-9072-6638f7444fb4]Oct 13 07:44
-viera/#techrights-Tux Machines: #Android Leftovers http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/129225 [https://pleroma.site/objects/838d095d-2cee-489e-8cd3-6f3d3d9cd540]Oct 13 07:45
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jagadeesMIT has a long history of normalizing evilOct 13 07:58
jagadeesthe real crimes.Oct 13 07:58
jagadeeshttps://thetech.com/2019/10/03/liberal-outrage-white-supremacy-epsteinOct 13 07:58
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-thetech.com | Liberal outrage and white supremacy: the case of Epstein | The TechOct 13 07:58
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-viera/#techrights-Tux Machines: #IBM Fires #RedHat CFO http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/129226 [https://pleroma.site/objects/54a91727-45ba-44d6-b5ca-87f32f4727f7]Oct 13 08:22
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schestowitzpleroma downOct 13 09:07
schestowitzviera downOct 13 09:07
schestowitzkaniini downOct 13 09:08
schestowitzit's all on the same block/network I assumeOct 13 09:08
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schestowitzhttps://joindiaspora.com/posts/16228180Oct 13 13:43
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-@schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: For ONE MONTH #corporatemedia focused on Richard Stallman, who called Bill's friend, #epstein , a "serial rapist".. And the media said Stallman had defended Epstein. #libel #slander #defamation #billgates @sjvn Oct 13 13:43
schestowitzhttps://joindiaspora.com/posts/16228091Oct 13 13:43
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-@schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: #billgates lawyers and spokeperson 1) Gates doesn't know #epstein 2) OK, he knows him, but just barely 3) OK, yes, they flew together (Gates has his own plane!) 4) OK, he went to 'pedoville', but he didn't do anything Oct 13 13:43
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights- Photo by schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: https://joindiaspora.com/uploads/images/thumb_medium_f0cb20b56c64cf3d77f9.jpgOct 13 13:43
schestowitzhttps://joindiaspora.com/posts/16228075Oct 13 13:44
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-@schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: #ksa regime on #khashoggi 1) he left safely 2) OK, he did not leave safely, but we don't know what happened 3) OK, we killed him, we don't know where the body is 4) OK, we chopped and cooked him, but it wasn't MbS' faultOct 13 13:44
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights- Photo by schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: https://joindiaspora.com/uploads/images/thumb_medium_7deb880fa07d0aea14bd.jpgOct 13 13:44
schestowitzhttps://joindiaspora.com/posts/16228069Oct 13 13:44
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-@johnada@snarl.de: **♲ Dr. Roy Schestowitz (罗伊) (schestowitz@joindiaspora.com):** > ![Bild/Foto](https://joindiaspora.com/uploads/images/cadd06a7bf3fad7e7175.jpeg) > "Habibi, I just find some scapegoats to put on trial for #khashoggi ..." > > #rms #gnu #mit #fsf [\[l\]](https://joindiaspora.com/posts/f06e4540cfe001376db3002590d8e506) Dos criminales de cuello y corbata dandose la mano...Oct 13 13:44
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights--> joindiaspora.com | "Habibi, I just find some scapegoats to put on trial for #khashoggi...Oct 13 13:44
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schestowitzpleroma backOct 13 14:07
schestowitznot viera and kaniiniOct 13 14:07
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schestowitzyo, kaniiniOct 13 14:09
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-viera/#techrights-Tux Machines: 10 Ways to Customize Your Linux Desktop With GNOME Tweaks Tool http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/129227 [https://pleroma.site/objects/48410c82-5a33-4706-a18d-c0b02d20c40e]Oct 13 14:29
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-viera/#techrights-Tux Machines: Today in Techrights http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/129229 [https://pleroma.site/objects/b9abd409-effa-4fc2-bf82-e60edceccf53]Oct 13 14:34
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-viera/#techrights-Tux Machines: Plasma 5.17 approaches http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/129231 [https://pleroma.site/objects/2df35e3f-4438-4647-adb8-e9d53c3a0e79]Oct 13 14:51
-viera/#techrights-Tux Machines: Invasion of The Ethical Licenses http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/129232 [https://pleroma.site/objects/e342e141-e3ba-4c56-ae88-b5566da8ee50]Oct 13 14:55
scientesaww sweetOct 13 15:09
scientesfirefox added containersOct 13 15:09
scienteswhich means I can ditcch the butt-slow chromeOct 13 15:09
MinceR:)Oct 13 15:10
-viera/#techrights-Tux Machines: This Website Lets You Test Linux Distros Right from Your Browser http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/129233 [https://pleroma.site/objects/09b7c065-97af-46e0-8262-f68bb7667c82]Oct 13 15:12
scientesnow the problem is gnome-shellOct 13 15:12
scienteswhich uses 600MBOct 13 15:12
scientesand can't be restartedOct 13 15:12
MinceRditch gnomeOct 13 15:15
scientesbut i like gnome-shell, especial since unity-2d was dumpedOct 13 15:16
scientesxfce and lxde just provide a shit experienceOct 13 15:16
scientesand kde is even heavierOct 13 15:16
MinceRlxqt is better than all of those, so farOct 13 15:17
scientesstill shit experience IMHOOct 13 15:17
scienteswith gnome you can just get stuff doneOct 13 15:17
MinceRlolOct 13 15:17
scientesyou don't have to fuck aroundOct 13 15:17
MinceRyeah, they've decided everything for youOct 13 15:18
MinceRbadly, but that's the user's problem :>Oct 13 15:18
scientesI like it that wayOct 13 15:18
scientesuggh i fucking hate webOct 13 15:21
scientesthey just don't care about ram usageOct 13 15:22
MinceRmaybe they doOct 13 15:22
MinceRand want it to be as high as they can get away withOct 13 15:22
MinceRthe more RAM the user wastes on your webapp, the more important your webapp is!Oct 13 15:22
scientesuggh, i want to go back to debian cause snap sucksOct 13 15:23
scientesbut then Google just bought out debianOct 13 15:23
MinceRthey did?Oct 13 15:23
scientesbunch of people have been sackedOct 13 15:24
scientesand the huge donation google gave debian was hiddenOct 13 15:24
scientesublock also got banned on chromiumOct 13 15:25
schestowitzDaemonFC[m]: http://oklahoman.com/article/feed/9965568/chicago-police-4-dead-1-wounded-in-apartment-shootingOct 13 15:29
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-oklahoman.com | Chicago police: 4 dead, 1 wounded in apartment shootingOct 13 15:29
XRevan86scientes: Completely now?Oct 13 15:31
XRevan86"why are you awake?" scientes: I wasn't %).Oct 13 15:33
-viera/#techrights-Tux Machines: Graphics: Godot's Vulkan Renderer, Mutter With Wayland and Vulkan Development http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/129234 [https://pleroma.site/objects/56476a40-5655-434f-9db2-513c52d42f6e]Oct 13 15:35
DaemonFC[m]schestowitz: They're getting nasty about these paywalls.Oct 13 15:36
DaemonFC[m]If you do reader mode:Oct 13 15:36
*DaemonFC[m] sent a long message: < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/IlZhpgsPIkVknbjHheInjQcZ >Oct 13 15:36
DaemonFC[m]Javascript, maybe?Oct 13 15:36
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DaemonFC[m]Yeah, turn off JavaScript and the text is correct.Oct 13 15:42
scientesXRevan86, no, just based on what you postedOct 13 15:56
XRevan86Ah. Well, it hasn't disappered from the Store yet. Although it does appear to be imminent.Oct 13 15:57
XRevan86https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues/issues/745#issuecomment-541356836 or notOct 13 15:58
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Dev build 1.22.5rc1 "REJECTED" from Chrome Web Store · Issue #745 · uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues · GitHubOct 13 15:58
XRevan86they resolved itOct 13 15:58
*XRevan86 still waits for the new WebExtensions standard that will restrict element blocking.Oct 13 15:59
scientesO RLYOct 13 15:59
XRevan86scientes: It's a year old newsOct 13 16:00
scientesR U MAD?Oct 13 16:00
XRevan86Google plans to dumb down adblockingOct 13 16:00
scientestheyve been doing thatOct 13 16:00
scientesit also means they plan to make the web require more memoryOct 13 16:00
*psydroid waits for the magical WebExtension that will archive the web as we know itOct 13 16:00
XRevan86https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues/issues/338Oct 13 16:01
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Chrome extension manifest v3 proposal · Issue #338 · uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues · GitHubOct 13 16:01
scientesoh yeah this is the same news I knewOct 13 16:01
XRevan86"13 Dec 2018" – yay, my time estimation is finally accurate!Oct 13 16:01
XRevan86As far as I know, they're still going with it.Oct 13 16:02
scientesmaybe enlightenment would be betterOct 13 16:02
scientesits just they don't package their software so its kinda a PITA to useOct 13 16:02
scientesI just don't have time for such non-senseOct 13 16:03
scientesbut e is quite fastOct 13 16:04
XRevan86"e" – ambiguousOct 13 16:04
XRevan86there's /e/Oct 13 16:04
scientesenlightenmentOct 13 16:04
scienteshttps://www.enlightenment.org/Oct 13 16:05
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.enlightenment.org | Enlightenment MainOct 13 16:05
XRevan86scientes: just sayin'Oct 13 16:05
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schestowitzkaniini: seems like viera is still offlineOct 13 16:50
kaniinii'm more concerned about why that breaker tripped twice in a rowOct 13 16:51
kaniinii think this means i have a server that is owned and mining cryptoOct 13 16:51
schestowitzthe thing that took the site offline?Oct 13 16:51
kaniiniyeahOct 13 16:51
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kaniinitook out half of my cabinetOct 13 16:51
kaniinii'm just going to turn off the wordpress server, none of the installs in question are productionOct 13 16:52
schestowitzwhat's the evidence if any of intrusion?Oct 13 16:53
kaniinii don't have any evidence, i just think one of my servers is sucking up tons of power mining cryptoOct 13 16:53
kaniini(:Oct 13 16:53
kaniinimaybe the PDU is going badOct 13 16:53
kaniinithat is my other theoryOct 13 16:53
XRevan86Any Medium links and links to YouTube videos with RMS not in bright light inserted? %)Oct 13 16:53
kaniiniwe will soon find outOct 13 16:53
kaniinii do have a spare PDU.  if it trips again, i'm going to have remote hands put in a new PDU.Oct 13 16:54
schestowitzdidn't some intruders call their malware after RMS, or made a good intrusion called that?Oct 13 16:54
*schestowitz searchesOct 13 16:55
schestowitzhttps://www.pcworld.com/article/2988933/this-vigilante-virus-protects-you-against-malware-attacks-quotes-richard-stallman.htmlOct 13 16:58
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-This vigilante virus protects you against malware attacks, quotes Richard Stallman | PCWorldOct 13 16:58
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schestowitzhttps://coinpedia.org/news/mcafee-says-mcafeedex-is-open-source/Oct 13 16:59
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-coinpedia.org | John McAfee DEX | McAfeeDEX | McAfeeDEX Open SourceOct 13 16:59
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XRevan86schestowitz: Got to wonder how it spreads.Oct 13 17:01
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scientesno really. it still is command-and-controlOct 13 18:27
MinceRhttp://existentialcomics.com/comic/241Oct 13 18:27
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-existentialcomics.com | The Blind Philosopher - Existential ComicsOct 13 18:27
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MinceRhttp://existentialcomics.com/comic/246Oct 13 18:37
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-existentialcomics.com | Life Decisions - Existential ComicsOct 13 18:37
MinceRhttps://img.pr0gramm.com/2019/09/30/5a9ba2254965b6d3.jpgOct 13 19:01
scientesXRevan86, do you mind if I PM you?Oct 13 19:11
*XRevan86 got Boris Johnson'dOct 13 19:15
scientesheheOct 13 19:16
*scientes actually didn't know who that was...Oct 13 19:16
scientesall these bobble-headsOct 13 19:16
XRevan86scientes: The British funny-hair guyOct 13 19:17
XRevan86The current PM and a Tory (obviously)Oct 13 19:18
MinceRakak BoJo the clownOct 13 19:18
MinceRs/k / /Oct 13 19:18
XRevan86scientes: Dmitry Medvedev'd thenOct 13 19:18
scientesthis guy? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_BransonOct 13 19:18
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-en.wikipedia.org | Richard Branson - WikipediaOct 13 19:18
scientes> Sir Oct 13 19:18
XRevan86https://youtu.be/_Hzg2IL9xQ0Oct 13 19:19
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Медведев танцует под Американ бой. Полная версия - YouTubeOct 13 19:19
scientesis that Medvedev?Oct 13 19:19
XRevan86scientes: The one in a blue jacketOct 13 19:20
scientesthe Greek party is still betterOct 13 19:20
MinceRhttps://imgur.com/gallery/reMhSC5Oct 13 19:29
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-big cats vs small cats - Album on ImgurOct 13 19:29
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-viera/#techrights-Tux Machines: Security: WireGuard, SafeBreach and More http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/129242 [https://pleroma.site/objects/9807139e-b5a2-4e0b-ac50-a4cfb48b2939]Oct 13 20:19
scienteswomen are not a classOct 13 20:25
scientesand treating them that way distracts from real class issuesOct 13 20:25
scientesyou will have this super-rich woman calling a poor person "intolerant"Oct 13 20:26
schestowitzgender and race warsOct 13 20:28
XRevan86scientes: Doesn't change that women should have the same rights.Oct 13 20:28
schestowitzmaking us tussle among outselvesOct 13 20:28
scientesI think they shouldOct 13 20:28
schestowitz*outselvesOct 13 20:28
schestowitz*>>ourselvesOct 13 20:28
MinceRreligious warsOct 13 20:30
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schestowitzsectarianOct 13 20:31
schestowitzwhen it's hard to divide based on raceOct 13 20:31
schestowitzlike in India/PakistanOct 13 20:32
scientessex still is not a classOct 13 20:32
schestowitzstay classyOct 13 20:39
schestowitzstay sexyOct 13 20:39
scientesheheOct 13 20:39
XRevan86scientes: A good non-discrimination law is impartial enough to not have that problem.Oct 13 20:41
scientesyeah, I'm more talking about rot of societyOct 13 20:41
XRevan86And if we're talking about the hunty society, then they should just learn to look into context for a change.Oct 13 20:41
scientesif a woman is willing to use the law, they are man enough (hehe) to do anythingOct 13 20:41
scienteshunty?Oct 13 20:42
XRevan86scientes: hunt-yOct 13 20:42
XRevan86that likes to huntOct 13 20:42
XRevan86for "bad guys"Oct 13 20:43
scientesbut seriously, if a woman is willing to take on a group over non-discrimination, they she def. deserves to be partOct 13 20:43
XRevan86scientes: part of what?Oct 13 20:43
scientesof whatever it is why was being denied...Oct 13 20:43
scientesits the willingness to separate herself and ask for somethingOct 13 20:44
XRevan86I find it very annoying how often in the anglonet people misunderstand and then take offence based on thatOct 13 20:44
XRevan86Looking at Russians writing in English in the Fediverse is an especially hilarious showOct 13 20:45
scienteshmmmmmmmOct 13 20:46
XRevan86they don't know what's waiting for themOct 13 20:46
*scientes just avoids itOct 13 20:46
XRevan86It's probably relevant for other networks tooOct 13 20:46
scientesits kinda annoying how this scholarship doesn't allow listing of workOct 13 20:47
scientesit has to be a vain act to list itOct 13 20:47
-viera/#techrights-Tux Machines: Events: Fibre Optic Conference, All Things Open and HacktoberFest http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/129244 [https://pleroma.site/objects/9b524eaa-87f5-4f8a-8e5c-d2c90524eaf5]Oct 13 20:48
scienteswell it also has "online study courses"Oct 13 20:48
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-viera/#techrights-Tux Machines: Links 13/10/2019: Red Hat CFO Fired and KDE Plasma 5.17 Preparations http://techrights.org/2019/10/13/kde-plasma-5-17/ [https://pleroma.site/objects/b64c7915-aa51-433f-8ac8-6bebc885e9df]Oct 13 21:00
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