systemD’S NUTS

Amazon drivers don’t ring doorbells, so I’m constantly checking my email, where they take a picture and it gets emailed to you.

Don’t blame me. I voted for dog.

Hmm yeah maybe it was /sys, it’s been so long I can’t remember.

I seem to recall echoing into a file to set some value which we then checked the value of in the kernel module code. It was just a hello world type of thing for a college class.

I seem to recall in an Operating Systems class we wrote a kernel module and communicated with it through the proc interface?

I’m aware of /proc but usually use lsof to find open fd’s for a process.

Is one better than the other?

It really ties the room together.

Does gmail not do this kind of blocking outside of the US?

I wonder if there should be some kind of law or regulation around this. It’s an antitrust issue. Though no one in Congress would understand what this is.

For some reason that “data center” (maybe server room is more accurate) looks like a grocery store aisle to me. Maybe it’s the rack height? I can’t quite put my finger on it.

Edit: the lighting, the floor, that high ceiling. Whatever is going in at the end of that aisle looks like refrigerator doors.

By reverse engineering black box shit, then providing binaries everyone is just supposed to trust don’t also contain malware?

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Are these ui elements from the “incompletely loaded css” theme?

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What’s that on his collar? Is that a pigeon?

lol General Instrument.

Were they trying to knockoff of General Electric and Texas Instruments?

Was it before?

If you’ve ever looked at windows desktop application source code (shudder) they have all this wacky shit around event handling in their native C/C++ APIs, which is a lot less clean that what you typically see in other languages / platforms which do similar event handling. It wouldn’t surprise me if that shit is hacky and buggy as fuck on the OS side of that implementation too.

So this would be your ctrl-c press event, and whatever handler code.

Though it’s been like 20 years since I looked at some of this. Maybe it’s better now, but somehow I doubt it.