Because you’re a funny guy :)

Dear lord there’s peanuses

Systemd has so many neat and useful tools that they never tell anyone about :(

You could do it with one copy probably. But this was pre-internet so harder to know about the glitches and such.

I feel like I’m making history. A real end user vs tech people conundrum.

I’ve been using the intermet since 2003 and have seen no difference except when cloudfare breaks.

Provides a single point of failure for a large portion of the internet that nobody else has any control over?

Snaps still don’t seem to have network storage permissions when I tried ubuntu a week ago, so they suck for me. I put just about everything on my NFS.

A lot of the flatpaks for programs I actually use are third party and not maintained by the actual developer, have missing or enweirdened features because of the sandboxing, and are a removed to run from command line. So I try to avoid those too.