Inside you are two wolves.

You can use `update-alternatives --config wolf` to set your default wolf.

Things #musl libc will never do (broad but not comprehensive):

- Nag you to update.
- Phone home to check it if should nag you to update.
- Tell you a CVE can't be fixed without updating to the latest version.
- Try to force you to switch from glibc to musl.…

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Oh that's why it's so slow

pints per compiler error