@romin once upon a time, init was a bunch of bash scripts in a directory

now we have systemd, a huge monolithic program that "does it all". It requires its own scripting syntax now, thanks a lot for making me teach this to pajeets

one of the first things that happened when systemd came out was that some faggot retard put a DNS resolver in it, because he was trying to do something retarded with the network before networking was up

the dns resolver had a remote code execution vulnerability and many people got owned

there was never supposed to be a dns resolution during init. ever. By design

this is just one of a thousand similar problems

and nothing was wrong with init. Nothing