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what is the usual uptime you reboot a system at?

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@RedstoneLP2 whenever there is a linux update

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unrelated: anyone else ssh into a system and instantly forget about the system you just remoted into?

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@charlotte linux (kernel) or linux (distro)?

because i don't want to reboot every 10 minutes.

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@RedstoneLP2 kernel. for distro only if there is a mass rebuild basically (which also manifests as the linux kernel changing)

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@RedstoneLP2 depends on a system. Desktop? Daily. Laptop? Every few days. Home server? Months.

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@aceryz random system connected to two printers i keep forgetting about

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@FlitsFlash it's when you remove the boots and put them back on

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@RedstoneLP2 You mean servers or desktop systems? The first one: when they crash or there is a kernel update neofoxgoogly So several months maybe? My desktop I shut down at the end of the day.

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@RedstoneLP2 You mean the "Shit, what did I just reboot!?" moment?

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@keeya more like finding a random ssh session hours later and thinking "wait. what did i want to do again?"

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