No logging from systemd is now in binary form and needs special viewers and processing tools. So all the classic text programs like tail or grep or awk can no longer be used. This is a solution in search of a problem.
Go back in time 5 years and tell everyone Linux would be using binary log files, watch the fireworks. Systemd is from the same people who brought you the sometimes working Pulseaudio system. If init scripts did suck so badly then why were they in use for decades? Why was a replacement this long in the making?
Next you guys are going to be talking about this great binary system for config files like the guys in Redmond use.
Remember when cash registers used to be glorified calculators? Now they are cheap PCs running poorly configured operating systems. You have tons of attack vectors open from USB ports to unneeded services. That and credit card companies are too fucking cheap to switch to chip and pin. The only reason the rest of world switched was because the companies were forced to. Not in the good old USA.
Google used to let you block certain domains from searches but not anymore. I found an add on that hides results. I haven't seen Alibaba in a long time but that stupid ehow.com always turned up and was never once useful.
Well there is quite a bit more equipment between the battery and electric motor. Not quite like the old days of controlling the speed with a rheostat. That said for $15K you could buy a brand new car or a pretty nice used one.
I bought a 99 Volvo S80 and it has the fancy auto dimming rear view mirror. The car was used so of course expensive mirror no longer dims. You can't even swap out a junked mirror because of the address bullshit. You have to keep the circuitry from your mirror and swap only the mirror itself. Otherwise you need the dealer software to reprogram the main computer.
OpenVMS will outlive us all. I really can't believe there are that many OpenVMS boxes in the wild. Can anyone list some applications still being run by OpenVMS?
ESPN is the most expensive cable channel. It accounts for the largest chunk of your bill. I have never watched ESPN and don't plan to. Why can't they go with a subscription model like HBO?
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Interesting component, I had not heard of that type of oscillator before. But the keyword is oscillator. They built an amplifier.
A copy of a commercial codec that nobody but neckbeards will use.
Kmart has newer registers but the screen where you swipe credit cards looks like OS/2 or Win 3.1 judging by the hourglass displayed.
Minimal install footprint meaning no bloat. Install only what you choose plus no systemd bullshit.
No good deed goes unpunished. How can you help people who mob hospitals and loot things like bloody mattresses and other infected waste?
No logging from systemd is now in binary form and needs special viewers and processing tools. So all the classic text programs like tail or grep or awk can no longer be used. This is a solution in search of a problem.
Go back in time 5 years and tell everyone Linux would be using binary log files, watch the fireworks. Systemd is from the same people who brought you the sometimes working Pulseaudio system. If init scripts did suck so badly then why were they in use for decades? Why was a replacement this long in the making?
Next you guys are going to be talking about this great binary system for config files like the guys in Redmond use.
No, they were an init script holdout and systemd put a hit on them.
Remember when cash registers used to be glorified calculators? Now they are cheap PCs running poorly configured operating systems. You have tons of attack vectors open from USB ports to unneeded services. That and credit card companies are too fucking cheap to switch to chip and pin. The only reason the rest of world switched was because the companies were forced to. Not in the good old USA.
Google used to let you block certain domains from searches but not anymore. I found an add on that hides results. I haven't seen Alibaba in a long time but that stupid ehow.com always turned up and was never once useful.
How often do people run their vacuums? Once or twice a week for 10 minutes? I'd hardly call that serious pollution.
Outside of the show shes pretty average. She only looks good in relation to the rest of the crew.
Some people already tried it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...
Well there is quite a bit more equipment between the battery and electric motor. Not quite like the old days of controlling the speed with a rheostat. That said for $15K you could buy a brand new car or a pretty nice used one.
Nobody ever does work with analog circuits...
The brakes are controllable on cars with collision avoidance.
I bought a 99 Volvo S80 and it has the fancy auto dimming rear view mirror. The car was used so of course expensive mirror no longer dims. You can't even swap out a junked mirror because of the address bullshit. You have to keep the circuitry from your mirror and swap only the mirror itself. Otherwise you need the dealer software to reprogram the main computer.
Probably backlash from the 80% disapproval rate for that shitty new interface they dreamed up. I'm using Palemoon now.
OpenVMS will outlive us all. I really can't believe there are that many OpenVMS boxes in the wild. Can anyone list some applications still being run by OpenVMS?
With the numbers that ASICs are doing these days can you even get one coin using CPUs alone?
ESPN is the most expensive cable channel. It accounts for the largest chunk of your bill. I have never watched ESPN and don't plan to. Why can't they go with a subscription model like HBO?
Do you need to be on another IPv6 connection to access them?
So any advantages to running an IPv6 tunnel other than so say you use IPv6?
How many people trusted the OpenSSL source code? How many people actually read it?
Oh yeah tons of nerdy tech stuff in this article.