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Systemd was built by a guy who wanted to work at Microsoft with the help of someone berated more than once for an inability to work with others and generate decent kernel code. These are your gods
No wonder systemd is basically implementing all the kernel functionality.
I didn't know that, but I'm not exactly shocked to hear it.
I KNEW IT