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The uncountable becomes countable.

My favourite truck is the green one.

Staten Island is full thanks.

Hey. Some of it is either very vocal upper Texans and/or comically racist pre-Cajuns. It’s not all fire-based home-reno experts.

I saw this meme during trump1. It was funny.

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The list of genocides is long, and 1940s were just one entry in a litany of cases.

Here’s the thing: Al-jazeera has always had turns of phrase like this, but they’ve been sprinkled in their pieces to remind and reassure us there are smart people writing who get it. But the name and their focus can tend to be off-putting so they’re ignored by wary whiteys with simpler reading tastes. Ohai.

With this one, you know they wrote the hell out of it. This viral bit of prose could be them reminding us they’re still relevant. I know I needed that reminder , and I hope they’ll be gentle if they ever realize Canada exists.

Breathe, son.

Damn.

Remind me - those were bastard who arrested the terrorist? Bastards, right? The AmericanCopsAreOnlyBastards brigade hasn’t stopped by yet.

When you run git-bash from an install of the git suite, that’s a valid pathname.

Oh. Just on my system?

My old employer used to have people on staff just for technical writing. Some of that writing became the man pages you know, and some of it was ‘just’ documentation for commercial products - ID management and the like.

Then we sued IBM for breach of contract, and if you ask anyone about it they’ll parrot the IBM PR themes exactly, as their PR work was brutal. People in Usenet and Forums were very mean, and the company decided to stop offering much of the stuff that it was for free. It was very ‘f this’.

If man pages needed a volunteer to maintain, I know why ours tapered off.

If I need systemd for a specific use, like testing systemd services

So you’re hoping to test systemd in this theoretical test environment, but your prod isn’t built like this? Tell us why you’re ignoring the first rule of testing and deploying internal software?

Instead I now run “terribly slow” OpenRC on my systems.

I suspect you’re entirely free of init problems where you raise your fists to the heavens and ask WHAT ARE YOU DOING as if it’ll tell you why systemd is on holiday now.

My understanding is that it boots faster.

I tested this with EL6 and EL7. There was no discernible difference. It was all theories and brochureware.

I can’t understand anyone wanting that hot mess that is systemd anywhere. I’m only glad lennart went to microsoft so the pruning can begin.

Yeah. I go in, in person. I do that for my doctor’s office too. Easier to get appointments.

“we only take reservations through the app”

“I’ll tell my friends to steer clear, then. Gnight!”

You didn’t pay a deposit for the seat, and everyone on the planet is near their cell phone or someone else’s. We have two each, here. It’s NOT like the news of a venue change won’t reach everyone.