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In this case, I was referring to personal use (or development) machines. High uptime could indeed mean that someone has neglecting important updates, but it ca
by michaelteter 4y ago
In this case, I was referring to personal use (or development) machines. High uptime could indeed mean that someone has neglecting important updates, but it can also mean a stable system where updates do not require reboots.
Clearly the intent of my post was missed by many, so whatever.