The average ctf_2fort player is very average, not because you'll encounter a single normal person on ctf_2fort, but because everyone is either an anarcho-communist catgirl or a raging racist
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I'm the catgirl btw that's me
Neither does peepeepoopol but that's probably because it isn't one
Neither does peepeepoopol but that's probably because it isn't one
Hobo std. does not sound like a font name.
@kevingranade @mcc @DrHyde @gkrnours with the way most distros work now, only maintainers and power users touch init scripts/services. Allowing flexibility is nice, and adding dependency management to allow for parallel starting could be done with a simple config file alongside the script. Either way, that is not my complaint since I understand that what I just described can be done with systemd, my complaint is how it eats everything (eg: udevd).
@[email protected] @DrHyde systemd is bloated, if something relies on a systemd library, it makes putting it into a small Linux distro very hard due to the large dependency lists of each library. Systemd also breaks compatibility with other init systems and oses, just like glibc does. It doesn't follow standards for the sake of doing things "better", often resulting in it doing it far worse.
EDIT: I will admit I am not very well educated on the dependency part of this reply
Low Quality Facts"I am an adult"
-boring
-common
-reveals that you pay taxes
"I am a former baby"
-shows growth
-could spruce up your resume
-squashes any suspicion that you were not once a baby
Trying to find people I relate to on Mastodon. Please boost if you:
-don't believe in meteorology.
-once saw a psychic who told you that you will die in a tragic gopher-related accident.
-think that cops should give you one chance to arm wrestle your way out of a speeding ticket.
-microdose portobello mushrooms to keep your selenium levels stable.
-constantly say sorry whenever you're walking just in case you bump into a ghost.