You can still do that. stick to a distro version prior to their use of systemd, its no different to your KDE argument (how many actually still release KDE2.0 or are you "forced" to use KDE4?)
"Init should start tasks, possibly stick them into jails or containers, and set resource limitations." - you just added two extra jobs to init's KISS job so it won't just be "starting tasks", most of the "complaints" about systemd is that it does more than one thing but most of systemd is configurable as to what you want it to do or not do.
"Parallel startup" may not affect you but there are other admins that start and stop Linux instances all the time so faster boot time is important and thats who the design was primarily for, its just a side benefit for users for switch their systems on in the morning and off at night.
and if the text logs are corrupted (or silently deleted) and assuming your computer can boot properly, how easy is it to read them? Otherwise you may as well start trying to communicate with the dead. life and logs can be a bitch.
It does have a built in logger that stores in binary but you can still have rsyslog running as per normal if you wish to configure it so you are not stuck with binary only logging. The binary logging is on operation long before rsyslog can be started and long after it finishes and its more comprehensive. Thats the lovely bit about configuration
"seriously...compare France and England...England is practically Saudi Arabia...a really high culture progressive Saudi Arabia." - so you are an avid watcher of Fox News. http://www.independent.co.uk/n...
"I really just don't understand why England doesn't ditch their monarchs completely." - because the monach has no power, they are just window dressing that attract a load of tourists and sycophants
I think thats too simplistic. The problem is down to the books of the abrahamic religions (all 3 of them) being believed and revered and a relatively few nut jobs who will find sections in them to justify their ideas. (And blasphemy laws that make you think these "books" are true) Its just like the extreme NRA supporters who see anarchy around every corner and need to carry a gun when they go shopping "because its their constitutional right" to do so. Just because something is written down somewhere doesn;t mean you "have to exercise it" as the majority of NRA supporters with common sense don't. Its all the same mindset where they get an idea in their head and fixate on it and cannot stop fixating plus the fact of the delusional religious dogma that says they are going to go to another better place when they die.
i can never understand why posters rubbish things that are still being developed as if they are complete. just shows there are a bunch of anal whiners out there who spend their life looking for excuses to moan and try and show they are superior. mmmm did i create a description of a troll?
and most of the Euro dealerships are a single manufacturer dealer where new cars are being sold, its rare to find a dealer selling 2 or more manufacturers cars (apart from trade-ins)
When there is only one player in the market (or a monopoly player e.g. Microsoft) then the customer will always pay a higher price no matter what product it is, but not all monopolies will price gauge like MS did.
you obviously don't know what you are talking about, of course what Tesla is doing is allowed. do a bit more research on why franchise dealers have protection and why Telsa does not fit into that system, its like comparing apples and oranges.
The only reason i can think of, is to have someone in the local area so they can view, touch, lick, test drive, maintain the car. As the dealers operate a closed shop operation like unions do, they can't have such good competition, like with a lot of people who espouse the free market, they only want it free when it doesn't affect them.
"Let the evidence stand for itself, and stop insisting that it be accepted simply because a scientist said so." - thats where scientists get the "personal opinion" from, evidence that stands up to scrutinity
oh bollox. they have had to answer the crap put out by the uneducated, opinionated and downright nasty deniers. it may seem like politics to you but that's your problem.
no, its an inter-governmental panel which is different. Read their website, "the IPCC is an intergovernmental body, review of IPCC documents should involve both peer review by experts and review by governments". - here is something to read that might clarify their stance https://www.ipcc.ch/pdf/ipcc-p...
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You can still do that. stick to a distro version prior to their use of systemd, its no different to your KDE argument (how many actually still release KDE2.0 or are you "forced" to use KDE4?)
"Init should start tasks, possibly stick them into jails or containers, and set resource limitations." - you just added two extra jobs to init's KISS job so it won't just be "starting tasks", most of the "complaints" about systemd is that it does more than one thing but most of systemd is configurable as to what you want it to do or not do.
"Parallel startup" may not affect you but there are other admins that start and stop Linux instances all the time so faster boot time is important and thats who the design was primarily for, its just a side benefit for users for switch their systems on in the morning and off at night.
you need to do some investigation into systemd and what it does and doesn't do instead of taking your position on it based on uninformed troll posts
unfortunately most of the people who trash systemd, don't know systemd and/or understand the power of configuration
and if the text logs are corrupted (or silently deleted) and assuming your computer can boot properly, how easy is it to read them? Otherwise you may as well start trying to communicate with the dead. life and logs can be a bitch.
It does have a built in logger that stores in binary but you can still have rsyslog running as per normal if you wish to configure it so you are not stuck with binary only logging. The binary logging is on operation long before rsyslog can be started and long after it finishes and its more comprehensive. Thats the lovely bit about configuration
"seriously...compare France and England...England is practically Saudi Arabia...a really high culture progressive Saudi Arabia." - so you are an avid watcher of Fox News. http://www.independent.co.uk/n...
"I really just don't understand why England doesn't ditch their monarchs completely." - because the monach has no power, they are just window dressing that attract a load of tourists and sycophants
" Is Cameron just making noise to win the hearts of those who agree with him?" - yes, there is an election in May this year.
I think thats too simplistic. The problem is down to the books of the abrahamic religions (all 3 of them) being believed and revered and a relatively few nut jobs who will find sections in them to justify their ideas. (And blasphemy laws that make you think these "books" are true)
Its just like the extreme NRA supporters who see anarchy around every corner and need to carry a gun when they go shopping "because its their constitutional right" to do so. Just because something is written down somewhere doesn;t mean you "have to exercise it" as the majority of NRA supporters with common sense don't. Its all the same mindset where they get an idea in their head and fixate on it and cannot stop fixating plus the fact of the delusional religious dogma that says they are going to go to another better place when they die.
oh jeez, its still being developed, RTFA.
i can never understand why posters rubbish things that are still being developed as if they are complete. just shows there are a bunch of anal whiners out there who spend their life looking for excuses to moan and try and show they are superior. mmmm did i create a description of a troll?
nah, he was talking about breakfast i.e. ham and ex
and most of the Euro dealerships are a single manufacturer dealer where new cars are being sold, its rare to find a dealer selling 2 or more manufacturers cars (apart from trade-ins)
When there is only one player in the market (or a monopoly player e.g. Microsoft) then the customer will always pay a higher price no matter what product it is, but not all monopolies will price gauge like MS did.
you obviously don't know what you are talking about, of course what Tesla is doing is allowed. do a bit more research on why franchise dealers have protection and why Telsa does not fit into that system, its like comparing apples and oranges.
The only reason i can think of, is to have someone in the local area so they can view, touch, lick, test drive, maintain the car. As the dealers operate a closed shop operation like unions do, they can't have such good competition, like with a lot of people who espouse the free market, they only want it free when it doesn't affect them.
thats so when they are knackered they become tired
that was a complete waste of a troll post. His work has been vindicated numerous times.
Why don't you come out from behind your AC cover and tell us your name, full scientific credentials? oh no, i forgot, you are an AC
is it because the left don't fund the climate change deniers?
you must be glad you posted AC after that post. most embarrassing
"Religious cretins" are the only ones that claim to know the truth about everything so the use of "cretins" is correct.
nah, denier fits you and your mates perfectly
"Let the evidence stand for itself, and stop insisting that it be accepted simply because a scientist said so." - thats where scientists get the "personal opinion" from, evidence that stands up to scrutinity
oh bollox. they have had to answer the crap put out by the uneducated, opinionated and downright nasty deniers. it may seem like politics to you but that's your problem.
no, its an inter-governmental panel which is different. Read their website, "the IPCC is an intergovernmental body, review of IPCC documents should involve both peer review by experts and review by governments". - here is something to read that might clarify their stance https://www.ipcc.ch/pdf/ipcc-p...