I imagine a lot of people have spiderwebs of dependancies and obscure abandoned projects that collect dust and eventually break everything. If you stick to maintained projects or learn anything about package management at all, youll likely have no issues ever.

I just type “yay” into terminal every month or so when im bored

My biggest problem with Arch over the last 3 years (after skill issues, of course) has been the roughly 2 days when some lib package was rewritten in Rust, breaking a bunch of depancies, so i had to rely on a flatpak.

My biggest problem with Ubuntu has been the 2 or 3 times Canonical decided to uninstall my wifi drivers on my headless server or obliterate my kernel or just decide randomly to never update a package again (even though theyve shipped said updates)

My issues with Arch have always been solvable in under and hour or my fault. My issues with Debian (specifically ubuntu) have been catastrophic.

“A cool use case for AI” that isnt pattern recognition on scientific data orders of magnitude above human capability is otherwise known as “an insane waste of resources and violation of privacy”

If youre not protein folding youre just burning tires in your backyard and going “wow, see? I found a way to paint the side of my house”

Easy, dota 2 isnt fun

Its actually more difficult to AI generate an image of a map than it is to simply… Find a map

Arch is good if you know what youre doing or need a hobby. Cachyos is great if you want arch but want to do things other than troubleshoot your own mistakes

“Hammer to penis or steak” is less interesting than “Steak or lobster”

Anyways the answer is Steak, and a different steak if its for a server, and lobster (derogatory) if its for an important server

The conservatives have swapped from “Climate change isnt real” to “Climate change is real, but not man made so we dont have to do anything”

So, we’re all aware, the party line is just whether you want cheap clean energy or if you really want to line Saudi Arabias pockets