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I do think they also helped getting Trump elected, but I’m not sure how I can blame China when the US is basically for sale due to corruption and capitalism.

The most astonishing thing is, that they still haven’t found anyone on the left to replace him with. Next presidential election there will be a full right majority and some RN ghoul at the helm.

This is called hyperparasitism

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperparasite.

Three levels of parasitism have been observed in fungi: a fungus (Rhinotrichella globulifera) on a fungus (Gen. Hypomyces) on a fungus (Fomes hemitephrus) on a tree.[9]

I wouldn’t be surprised if it turns out MS is behind Euro-Office.

They might just be blackmailing Microsoft there.

It also doesn’t help that Bavaria is the most corrupt state in Germany.

And don’t forget when China threatened to annex Canada or when they started arresting Canadian citizens at the border.

I wish I didn’t honestly.

Meanwhile the US is organising a separatist movement to destabilise CA, but tell me more on why China is the problem here.

But that’s the good violence, I think he is talking about the bad violence.

I looked it up, it seems that they are European - my bad.

Aren’t they already Chinese owned or am I wrong on that?

One of those lessons learned when you are in a minority group is “no one is on your side”.

Always funny how these things work.

“Democracy bad!” - “Can we get some government money now?”

Now do the same with US gear and suddenly there are no options left.

Normally I would say at least the US are seen as allies, but I don’t think friendly countries are threatening to invade you.

Yeah, they should do an init system instead of reinventing an operating system.

That’s the main problem I have with it.

Of course advocates of systemd will say it’s modular, but there is some kind of capture process going on - you have to relay on the systemd solution, because it fits nicely into the systems ecosystem …

I’m totally with you on that. I use systemd daily and it has enormous benefits for system administration, but I don’t like the direction it’s headed and how the project is lead. That’s what I wanted to bring across here.

That’s what the problem with systemd is. It started out as a “modern” init system but somehow we ended up with some kind of parasitic software heap that tries to replace the userspace.

I mean the latest addition is some kind of OS installer.

To quote James T. Kirk: “why does an init system need an OS installer.”

So software development by magic - makes sense.

Yeah, I’m afraid of the shit show that will be the next Presidential elections.