You're not supposed to modify shipped unit files, that's why systemd supports drop in snippets
resolved is entirely optional and disabled by default, I use it on case of non-mobile devices but leave it on laptops etc.
DNS resolution isn't something exotic, it makes sense for systemd to implement it in a simple optional daemon
"Wir müssen dann sicherlich über eine allgemeine Dienstpflicht nachdenken, nicht nur über Wehrpflicht."
Das haben übrigens auch gut ausgebildete Menschen getan, nämlich die Wissenschaftlichen Dienste des Deutschen Bundestages! Und die sind (mehrmals) zu dem Schluss gekommen, dass eine allgemeine Dienstpflicht gegen mehrere Gesetze verstößt, unter anderem Artikel 4 der Menschenrechtskonvention, welcher Zwangsarbeit verbietet und nur für Wehrpflicht eine Ausnahme zulässt (für welche wiederum ein Ersatzdienst zulässig ist).
"Die Wehrpflicht kann nicht auf Knopfdruck wieder aktiviert werden"
Aber immerhin ist sie bereits Gesetz und im Einklang mit geltendem Recht, was man von seiner Idee nicht behaupten kann
No od either
It's Stockholm syndrome
I mean who doesn't like putting mandatory quotes around all variables (though exceptions, like in [[ ... ]], apply)?
Or keywords like fi and esac or worrying about $IFS
I like it (am actually sponsoring) but I'm not sure development is still active. I hope the author finds the time and energy to work on it again it's someone else picks it up
Almost nobody cares about these features for new shells. POSIX compatibility in my opinion is an anti-feature for interactive shells; for scripts, use the shell referenced in the shebang. There are even newer POSIX compatible shells like oil if you want one of these.
Garfield seems to have similar rules. Garfield can talk to all other animals just fine, except possibly Odie. The only reason Odie is an exception is that Odie seems to never actually "talk" other than the occasional barking episode. Odie also completely ignores, or cannot hear a thing that Garfield is saying.
I recently posted a picture from the Garfield Halloween story (Garfield in Disguise / Halloween Adventure) where both of these are different; Garfield shares with Odie that he won't share treats with him, to which Odie reacts by talking. Granted it's from the German version, but still. He must have at least understood in the original judging by the facial expression.

They got there before the raise. Unlike the dumb chuds they're laughing at
HEH, HEH, HEH
Place seems to have a mice problem, maybe they should get a cat
Also I like how the mice can read Garfield's thoughts. I know that's been the trope side day one but it's really silly in an inter-species setting where they'd need to hear him for it to physically work. Not the first time, but somehow very striking here
I'm pretty sure AI partners are not the primary reason people don't have human partners. The issues are systematic and root very deeply. While I do think AI partners are a very toxic and dangerous way out of this, I highly doubt they were the reason people were single in the first place.





