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 <h1>Why I dislike systemd</h1>
 
+<p><em>(Published 2015-06-14)</em></p>
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 As a Linux sysadmin in the 2010s, it's hard not to have an opinion on
 systemd. But what I find baffling about it is how divisive it is;
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 one might say
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-<pre><code>ls &gt;xx</pre></code>
+<pre><code>ls &gt;xx</code></pre>
 
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 to get a listing of the names of one’s files in xx, on Multics the