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Debian being insanely stable

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As a Debian user I agree with Loius Rossmann’s sage advice.

Edit: (make sure you enable unattended security upgrades at least so you can pretend that you only update once every few months)
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  For those missing context, Rossman uses a software that helps view the layout of Mac hardware… and it breaks literally constantly.
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  That made me laugh at my work desk ty

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