Goddamn that's a lot of black bars, we're no longer letterboxing this is like a-whole-post-office-boxing
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I didn't want my post touching the other posts! Lmao
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and thats why you always need a backup computer.
And that's the kind of preplanning you'd hope for when hiring too. Never FAFO before anything important.
Funny enough, this happened to me right before my final exam in high school, though it was Windows instead - it killed itself with an update somehow.
Fortunately that was just my laptop and it didn't happen during the exam.
You never tinker with infrastructure. This is exactly why you never test in prod.
You'll also, one day, discover why you pick distros with excellent rollback -- even simulated.
Learn to crop!
Laughs in NixOS.
I once shut down my work laptop running Ubuntu during a dist update. I have no idea why I decided to do it during work time or why I decided to force shutdown but of course it didn't boot up again.
Thankfully I was able to restore it fairly easily.
That is what dual boot is for!
Laughs in immutable OS
Cries in btrfs
Seriously, how can a FS be so unstable? I have to restore backups once a month on my NAS because btrfs crapped its pants and went into an irrecoverable state.
For real?
Never looked into bitchtree for NAS use, but now I def won't for some time.
Never heard of such a thing. I use Bluefin BTW.
