MonkderDritte @ MonkderDritte @feddit.de

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Or tech, like GPS.

And what would happen then? China would get a mostly working LLM? Such a fearmongering title.

Nope, don't run Spotify as root. That's a bad idea.

Why does Spotify need a daemon?

Nah, combustion engine is just one step up from the steam engine, such a wasteful technology, should long be in a museum.

First thing i think about in using a hydrogen-carbon fuel, is fuel cell (no better word for "Brennstoffzelle"?) to create electricity. Next up a steam turbine.

This is from times where Unix & co only ran on a corporate server and cubicle slaves accesed it via thin client. There was /home/alice-abbey /home/bert-branson on one disk of the server, '/' root on another, with less storage and more performance. And often /usr on a third. While /-root has to be locally, everything else can be managed however you're funny, even nfs shares. But historically, /mnt was for temporary mounts. I think the /run/user/usernane/diskname came up with xdg, it's where graphical filemanagers find disks.

Then, how about Sigurd and Brynhild?

Btw, my mother (60) is named Margaretha.

Yeah. And it's a wrapper, stuff can happen. Not sure if it even works as root.

Ah, queen and drone being able to fly is a leftover from wasps?

And yeah, the end of all arthropoda is always crabs.

I mean, wine does that with symlinks. But not on /, don't run wine as root.

I think tooling only cares for partitions. So /home and / are usually runtime-critical (can be on different disks or network storage), while internal data disks count as removable, since you can unmount their partitions.

Seriously, maybe something inherited from cave man holding watch on the fire?

80/20 you know? :) like in sudo vs. doas.

And no. Maybe Runit. Dinit, hard to say. S6 has no need for sockets but still implements it.

No, like, alternatives to systemd-stuff often do the same job in 1/3 or 1/10 the code.

The hell? The parents should pay it (hopefully scolding the kid) and the student give a handwritten apology.

Wasn't this supposed to be a medieval style fantasy setting?