One of the cushions is your browser, the other half some IDE you use to write an one-liner.

Yeah, OOM not being aggressive enough (i.e. not triggering at all) is an age old issue. There’s earlyoom or nohang for this, further ressources in the description.

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Switch your calculator with a computer. Try again.

echo $PATH

And alias to be sure.

Still don’t like it.

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Btw, not docker, other problem. But the argument it recommended didn’t even exist!

I don’t use Google (aside from AOSP).

Where in that wall of text was it?

Btw, Gboard tracks you.

Argh, politics in IT.

I’d argue s6 does that aspect better, and without overengineering and userspace-dependents. Systemd was just the earlier bird.

Sure, some like overengineering.

But only that.

Btw, dinit is simpler. :)p

Bullshit, there’s always reasons listed. Some more, some less opiniated, but there’s always lists.

For me personally:

• no portability
• not-invented-here syndrome
• • manages stuff it shouldn’t, like DNS
• • makes some configurations unneccessarily complicated
• more CVE than all other init together
• • service manager that runs with PID 0

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Average hosts file (> 100k loc) in Windows. Or did they fix this?

Context?

Not as bad. But if a bigger tool like Paperplane doesn’t run after an update, it’s likely some changed dependency in python.