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what IKEA and many fedi friends have in common:

• copious amount of Blåhaj
• linux boxes in various conditions

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@kuriko@tech.lgbt read the alt text, looks like systemd to me

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@iro_miya thank you Miya! :blobcatmeltlove: :blobcatheartR:

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@iro_miya @kuriko it is systemd

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@iro_miya@mk.absturztau.be @kuriko@tech.lgbt yeah, there's journalctl at the bottom

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@kuriko I'm reading the alt text and this very much looks like systemd ^^

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@littlefox thank you for confirming! :blobcatmeltlove: :blobcatthumbsup:

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@kuriko makes sense, of course IT department of the largest manufacturer of blahajar is going to be staffed (stuffed?) by queer catgirls

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@IngaLovinde loud meowing and :3-ing can always be heard from the IKEA IT department

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@kuriko yup, it's systemd, and it seems either the file system or the drive shat itself.
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@getimiskon thanks for confirming! :blobcatthumbsup: yeah it’s probably the memory card / storage peacing out maybe due to thermal challenges

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@kuriko You're welcome. :neocat:
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@kuriko -lots of IKEA furniture
-likely originates somewhere in Europe

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@kuriko showrooms should be legally required to allow you to fix the machine if you see one that doesn't boot properly.

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@kuriko -many areas are comfortable and welcoming, though you may feel lost at first with the number of paths available
-people really, REALLY like toting stuff around in reusable bags

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@kuriko@tech.lgbt

see 'systemctl status
100% systemd

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@kuriko@tech.lgbt that's definitely systemd :3

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@kuriko it's systemd

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@kuriko also avg systemd

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@kuriko this is systemd

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@kuriko There's your problem; you used systemd