Well futex based high performance mutex support which is 400x faster than what existed back when 4MB systems were sold. A Constraint solver that doesn’t deadlock, support for a boatload of functionality that didn’t even exist back then.

And most of the size comes from -O3 compiler optimizations that didn’t exist back then and if you build with -Os it is about 512KB of a memory footprint which is smaller than SysV out of the box on Debian. So it is snappy on a 386SX with 4MB of RAM if you go the gentoo route.

People use SystemD because it works better than what came before it and it will be replaced when something actually better shows up. No one happens to have found a generally better solution yet.

OpenRC, Gnu Shepherd, runit and S6 are available for people who like them better but don’t assume that they are generally better for someone else’s use cases until you know what they are.

22MB is too heavy???

Well S6 is lighter but I wouldn’t recommend it.

Gnu Shepherd is about the same but solid.

Urea and nitrate salts

Mathematically speaking humans are donuts.

So 37 flights on his personal jet to pedophile island and nearly $1 Billion in payments to Epstein and other peddlers of pedophiles, countless women and men testifying under oath and somehow there is not enough proof for republicans?

How exactly is making a recommendation gatekeeping?

I would more want context. As I know that I am not a charming woman (I believe the phrase was a hellfire demon on wheels) but even my husband (who has a 176 IQ) considers me clever.

Also I realize that we are all dumb about many subjects that are not our interests. And what people find charming can vary greatly.

There is never a right time to recognize anything. You do it anyway because it is the morally right thing to do.

Look, you can either use the right tool for the job or make a brittle tangled mess and in which case good luck.

Older lithography holds charge longer; the pursuit of more storage at cheaper prices results in engineering sacrifices to make it happen.

Short answer is anyway that they can. Israel is trying to cut the communication to hide their crimes and basically every thinking human is doing anything and everything that they can to help people in danger.

Anyone who isn’t will inevitably have to live in a world where the people they could have helped are not around to help them when they need help.

Well the blind community benefits as they can get the contents without having to ocr the screenshot and decode the jumbled nonsense of the picture to try to figure out wtf you are on about.

If you dig too deep into reality, you will discover that effectively 100% of the population is delusional on no less than 2000 subjects. They just have yet to be bitten on the ass for it.

And people take it very poorly when you start pointing it out; just like you and I will when someone else shows up to do the same thing to us. Historically speaking we lock people up for shouting things that have not yet been accepted by enough people. Like the earth is going to be eaten by the sun (true in a few billion years) or the sky is falling (it is more acceptable when you call it rain).

It hinges on if the vampire is allowed to be invited in by anyone (like the black plague was) or only by the owner of the house.

If you want fully automated installation of Linux, please consider functional (in the lambda calculus sense) Linux distributions like NixOS or Guix

You can get a quality 1080p projector for about $120 (or spend more to get a 4K)

A proper speaker setup for $211 (this bit can go up to crazy prices if you go overboard)

An Intel NUC for $150

And a white sheet for $10 (get the highest thread count you can find)

You can get them at your local retailers pretty easily.

At this point the only way for him to stop the Epstein coverup from exploding is if he kills Putin during his visit

Spore (video game) The original demo was amazing, what actually hit retail just was trash in comparison

Reach out to local libraries, they might even setup interlibrary loans to give you access to even more.

Buy a physical copy and there are book scanning services companies like blueleaf and bookscan. They range from cheap to extremely high quality for about $20 more.