fixed some grammar with systemd-grammard
It sounds like you're looking for systemd-randomd. That's the systemd unit for predictably doing things on a chronological schedule.
That's why the systemd monolith is retarded. I don't hate systemd like others. It's quite easy to use for e.g services and whatnot, but the more it handles the more there's a chance of it fucking something up, or handles it poorly.
You know the adage the internet only works because of some random dude in his basement working on an open source utility. If that random dude gets stretched out too thin, everything he does will suck, which is why separation of concerns is a cool thing. It's slower to pipe stuff through multiple programs, but if the maintainer of a program dies you don't have to replace the entire system once some dumbfuck decides to change how things work and breaks everything because the previous authoritarian tyrant maintainer is no longer there to instill his views through nerd rage and keyboard mashing.
Poettering might be retarded, but imagine if an even bigger retard got control of systemd.
Now, even if he doesn't die, there's still the problem of spreading too thin and ending up making retarded choices, like in this case. Why make a separate system for doing whatever the fuck systemd does with the home directory when they already had their temp file creating software?
I'm sure there might be some non-retarded reason for why it can purge your home, but this really looks like those moments when you already have a bash script that kinda does what you want, so you modify it slightly to have another purpose, but you forget to change it back so months later you try to use it and have no clue why it keeps popping up meatspin on max volume, or in this case, deletes your home directory
This nerd rage has been generated with systemd-gptd
