> There's this adage about consuming whatever newspaper reporting, everything seems fine and dandy, until one day they report on something in your field. Say, chemistry, and you're a chemist, and... it's all wrong. Even the basics.

Gell-Mann amnesia effect: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Gell-Mann_Amnesia_effect

> systemd has no fcking clue what they're doing on networking. You need to not use systemd-resolved, and not use systemd-networkd or systemd-timesyncd either.

I'm not sure how to reconcile that with enjoying each of those:

systemd-resolved is the default on many distributions, and does DNS-over-TLS stub resolution for me. What do you suggest as an alternative that handles changing network connectivity, and DoT?

* systemd-networkd is very well documented/organised. I find it pretty useful on servers.

* systemd-timesyncd doesn't seem to cause issues for me. It being an SNTP client (rather than NTP) seems appropriate for distributions. I would like to move to NTS or Roughtime at some point.