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Exactly, if you're not doing anything interesting you'll never notice, but the second you step out of the distro's box and do something crazy like try and insta
by AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y ago
Exactly, if you're not doing anything interesting you'll never notice, but the second you step out of the distro's box and do something crazy like try and install a new version of software direct from the developer, install a second version for testing, or run software compiled 10 years ago, the world falls apart.
- rbanffy 6y ago> if you're not doing anything interesting you'll never notice s/interesting/suicidal/ Replacing .so binaries with other arbitrary .so binaries is not what I would call "interesting". Interesting is deleting your /var folder. Or doing a `find /sys/devices/system/cpu -name 'online' -exec echo 0 > {} \;`.