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I mean, I've been running exclusively rolling release Linux distros (Gentoo and Arch) as my daily driver for the last 20 years and I don't think I've ever had the thought that reinstalling from scratch would be simpler than just... fixing the issue. I've never backed up my OS files either. Only data files; the sort of files that aren't put there by the install process or package manager. I've never used BTRFS or anything with snapshotting abilities either.

I have booted into a live system, chrooted, and fixed something. (Because my kernel or bootloader or something was borked.) But it's been quite a long time since I've had to do that, and I've never reinstalled from scratch because I couldn't fix something.

(The only times I've used non-rolling releases were pretty limited cases. A server here running Debian here, a Raspberry Pi running Raspian (though even Raspberry Pi's, I've mostly used Arch Linux ARM) there. Also my work machine, though I've even installed rolling release distros on my work machine on a forgiveness-rather-than-permission basis at times. Lol.)

What specifically happened? Can you share the news item?

I'd love a stick that has Hoopla support, but of course that's going to be hard to come by because Big Entertainment doesn't make billions of dollars off of it.

"The gameplay is tedious, plot is boring, and the graphics could use some work. 2/10 would not recommend."

What's Jenny's number again?

The racing game accessories companies probably pay racing sim game development companies billions of dollars a year.

/tinfoil hat

Don't Contribute Anything Relevant in Web Forums Like Reddit

(Emphasas mine.)

So shitposts are fine?

I've been training my whole life for this.

If you're creative enough, shitting can be the way you assert dominance over your peers.

If you gaze long enough into a screen, the screen will gaze back into you

I'll sue!