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May her memory be a blessing


May his memory be a blessing


I don't know why, but I'm thinking songs to Moog to.


May his memory be a blessing


May his memory be a blessing.


May his memory be a blessing


For those who want to learn more, there is a BBS documentary: https://archive.org/details/bbs_documentary


… and the fidonet chapter of that documentary is the best one.

Highly recommended.


I don't understand. I was under the impression that this a tech site. Why is there so much politics on here? What is all the rage bait. Are these bots or people who have inject politics and rage bait into every single place. Whatever you think of the Israel/Palestine conflict, maybe there can be places or website where some of us just want tech articles and interests.


Same. And I don’t understand why you are being down ranked. The HN guideline specifically stated that political news are not welcome, yet, this is the post with most comments in the front page. I didn’t come to HN for this


I've had a ton of fun playing Aardwolf!


I know this might seem stupid as I don't own a Mac, but does Darwin use systemd? Can the author use journalctl, syslog or check /var/log?


It has the thing that systemd and journalctl are poor clones of.

Their ergonomics (especially the log viewer) are much worse than sysvinit/syslog, but they mostly work.

I say “mostly”, because, like systemd, sometimes force disabling a broken service silently fails, even after reboot.


Darwin uses launchd/libxpc. journalctl's job is handled by the `log` command, with appropriate predicate filters to winnow out the relevant stuff from the chaff.


> does Darwin use systemd?

No.


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