I can believe that sadly :/ UEFI implementations range from pretty good to absolute crap. My newest Dell has at least been mostly decent, but an older Dell has

I can believe that sadly :/ UEFI implementations range from pretty good to absolute crap. My newest Dell has at least been mostly decent, but an older Dell has so many issues with the firmware, it's unbelievable. Not that it (worn out flash) is gonna be a problem in practice, anyway. Neither will the M1's inability to boot without the internal drive. Like Marcan said, it's not really likely to die in realistic use within a pretty long lifespan, I just find these sorts of shortcomings/regressions ... disappointing. I get the various reasons why, it's just annoying.