So does syslog; and really well. Logging is just another thing Lennart tried to take over from a working system, that he and Kay half-delivered, and wandered off. See also: nfsroot, fast boots, easy init config, nfs mounts in general, and cron.
But in our case, if it’s still overseen by the gov, we have a chance to start stepping back from that dystopian hell.
In America, if it’s part of the mercenary corporate care structure, I’m worried our best friends down there have almost NO recourse to get their final infrastructure fixed.
Not agreeing with you there, even if I may actually agree with you. I’m just saying it’s no time to compare ourselves and try to win worst place when there are so many better models to work toward.
seemingly high ticket price, I guess to pay CEOs and buy bad boats; not for staff.
boats that can’t handle a crosswind and must still turn at 1/2 the docks if they choose to run them
no spare equipment to swap in during maintenance or repairs
It’s like they’ve officially run out of clue at all levels of that organization, and can’t win for losing.
I think I’m both upset that my friend left working IT there because I don’t have the inside scoop in that sector, but I’m glad he’s away from an outfit that’s gonna get worse before it gets better.
I know the period of time when BCFerries didn’t suck and when it was part of MoT was coincidental in its overlap, but I want to believe it was better back then: the current brass is looking a bit redundant today, and I bet we could save money with a merge with no reduction from ‘worst performance ever’.
Not only post, but I have content that still feeds me residual cool-points even now.
I got a nastygram because I was editing the questions to follow a proper style and form (AP) and some people got upset that my comments were more “run on sentence” and " ‘emails’ and ‘helps’ both sound wrong as nouns for the same reason" instead of something like “there-there, Timmy”.
So I said “you can have free editing, or the next guy can be a people person instead.” And they agreed.
Careful. You’re edging into the “small government” territory that sounds great but really means less food safety and building inspection and similar services, and more stuff taken private. It’s not what we want for sure.