Title is misleading. Views are down for the 49 "YouTube personalities" with >10 million subscribers. Views may well be increasing for other categories, such as smaller channels or channels run by television studios.
Rust produces statically linked binaries by default, while GCC and Clang default to dynamic linking. For a better comparison, pass `-static` to GCC/Clang, or pass `-C prefer-dynamic` to rustc. On Linux, with dynamic…
Another part of the problem is that people feel that systemd is being forced on them (more so than the usual "my distro switched to X, so I'm stuck using X"). The major issue right now is systemd-logind, a replacement…
>obviously "some time" after Debian goes 100% systemd then Ubuntu will go systemd. Its only a matter of time, Debian being Ubuntu's upstream. Ubuntu has been using their own init daemon, "upstart", since 2006. After…
Title is misleading. Views are down for the 49 "YouTube personalities" with >10 million subscribers. Views may well be increasing for other categories, such as smaller channels or channels run by television studios.
Rust produces statically linked binaries by default, while GCC and Clang default to dynamic linking. For a better comparison, pass `-static` to GCC/Clang, or pass `-C prefer-dynamic` to rustc. On Linux, with dynamic…
Another part of the problem is that people feel that systemd is being forced on them (more so than the usual "my distro switched to X, so I'm stuck using X"). The major issue right now is systemd-logind, a replacement…
>obviously "some time" after Debian goes 100% systemd then Ubuntu will go systemd. Its only a matter of time, Debian being Ubuntu's upstream. Ubuntu has been using their own init daemon, "upstart", since 2006. After…