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Systemd Introduces Birth Date Support for Upcoming Linux Desktop Age Controls
Systemd Introduces Birth Date Support for Upcoming Linux Desktop Age Controls

A recent systemd update introduces birth date storage, supporting ongoing efforts to implement age-based access controls in the Linux desktop stack.

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Show threadHubertManne6d ago
people get so upset but I Im fine with anyone knowing my birthdate. Its 12/03/04 im proud to be um millenial? Z? what one was that year?
Show threadaichan6d ago
I don’t get it, am I stupid?
Show threadHubertManne
  • just putting in whatever is easy. I like to use a date that is easy to remember so I can keep it consistant especially if it asks me later to verify. I used to use 12/03/1987 but wanted to be younger. 11/11/11 is the gold standard but thats not usable for four years or so.
    • Mar 21 at 2:33pmWeb
    Show threadaichan6d ago
    OMG I really I am stupid, I just saw it. I was just in a demonstration so I had my mind clouded with 1312 so I was not seeing the obvious lol
    Show threadHubertManne6d ago
    whats wierd is my last comment was supposed to start with 1234 but somehow I caused a formatting for a 1. section table type thing. at least that is what I see now.