The tool to read corrupt journald journals is journallctl. The "no repair" feature means that you can't write a corrupt journal, not that you can't read it.
A lot of its participants are, to put it nicely, rather toxic individuals. Anyone who has a differing opinion from these toxic individials is labeled a "troll". Immaturity is rife, and many of the participants seem to be involved just to hold positions of "power", and not to create a top notch Linux distro.
What do you expect from a group who largely define themselves by irrational hatred of one person?
It's fun to see how much people HATE systemd! When you find out that a corrupt system journal can't be repaired. You have to use strings(1) to read it. Search the CrunchBang forum for systemd.
There is also the bizzare coincidence that the size of our moon, viewed from the earth is almost exactlty the same as the sun, viewed from the earth -- hence total eclipses of the sun.
(Good joke: Britain put a satellite into orbit after cancelling the program because it cost too much, they had one launcher on the pad after the cancellation and it was cheaper to try to launch it than to dismantle it).
things like fire, police, healthcare, powerplants: there is no market for such things. for a number of reasons. with broadband it's because of high barrier to entry: no one has the billions to gamble on entering the market with uncertain payout
So, please explain why in socialist France broadband is not a monopoly?
Seeing as the Sixth Amendment only applies to American citizens, why would you assume it applies to foreigners?
Strange, nowhere in:
In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury of the State and district wherein the crime shall have been committed, which district shall have been previously ascertained by law, and to be informed of the nature and cause of the accusation; to be confronted with the witnesses against him; to have compulsory process for obtaining witnesses in his favor, and to have the Assistance of Counsel for his defence.
Do you think all people have a right to healthcare? Do you think all people have a right to a minimum wage, and paid days off to boot, so that you can party like it's 1984?
How is that flamebait you fucked up mods?
The tool to read corrupt journald journals is journallctl. The "no repair" feature means that you can't write a corrupt journal, not that you can't read it.
"core debianistas"?
There are around 950 active debian developers.
A lot of its participants are, to put it nicely, rather toxic individuals. Anyone who has a differing opinion from these toxic individials is labeled a "troll". Immaturity is rife, and many of the participants seem to be involved just to hold positions of "power", and not to create a top notch Linux distro.
What do you expect from a group who largely define themselves by irrational hatred of one person?
It's fun to see how much people HATE systemd! When you find out that a corrupt system journal can't be repaired. You have to use strings(1) to read it. Search the CrunchBang forum for systemd.
You don't use strings(1), you use journalctl(1)
Huh?
My phone uses systemd. How "mini" do you want to get?
If you want a systemd-less debian just install sysvinit on Debian. You don't need a new distro.
By the time it hits the ground, depending on the mass of the projectile, it can have the potential of a small nuclear bomb
Only if it took the power of a small nuclear bomb to get it into orbit.
There is also the bizzare coincidence that the size of our moon, viewed from the earth is almost exactlty the same as the sun, viewed from the earth -- hence total eclipses of the sun.
Our moon is not a moon? Sorry?
(BTW I know that there are bigger moons than ours, but they're moons of Jupiter FFS).
It's HUGE.
Sorry to nag, but could you point me to the bug reports you got?
So why not contribute to Debian? What stopped you working on sysvinit, upstart, openrc or whatever?
What do you mean "used to"? Check out the history of Diego Garcia.
I can't imagine what the systemd haters can "contribute".
Here's some CGI video
http://www.jpost.com/Middle-East/Iran-says-it-launches-domestically-made-satellite-into-orbit-389709
Norway can't, except as part of the ESA.
Hell, Britain has only done it once.
(Good joke: Britain put a satellite into orbit after cancelling the program because it cost too much, they had one launcher on the pad after the cancellation and it was cheaper to try to launch it than to dismantle it).
Wild Bill Donovan is a "faggoty European name"?
it's not government mandated, it's a *natural* monopoly
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N... [wikipedia.org]
things like fire, police, healthcare, powerplants: there is no market for such things. for a number of reasons. with broadband it's because of high barrier to entry: no one has the billions to gamble on entering the market with uncertain payout
So, please explain why in socialist France broadband is not a monopoly?
(In fact its a government enforced free market).
Seeing as the Sixth Amendment only applies to American citizens, why would you assume it applies to foreigners?
Strange, nowhere in:
Do I see a mention of citizenship.
For instance, "++i" is a more immediately recognizable idiom than "i := i + 1".
No true Pascal programmer would write "i := i + 1". They'd say "i := succ (i)"
So, you see, Pascall sucks.
What is intuitive about using "==" for equality!
Some arbitrary, country dependent limit like five fucking years old?
RTFA.
The brain?
Why don't you tell us how you feel about systemd?
Do you think all people have a right to healthcare? Do you think all people have a right to a minimum wage, and paid days off to boot, so that you can party like it's 1984?
Of course. Who doesn't?