guess that's the end of any hope I had for debian; if you can't even manage to pull the right answer on the easy question, there's no hope for dealing with the hard work we've got a head of us recovering from this ongoing disaster
I used to think of debian as one of the wonders of the modern world; you could pull in endless marvels with the flick of a wrist
now it's all going up in smoke; such a senseless waste of something that used to give me hope
cherry on top of the shit sandwich has been spending the evening trying freebsd across five different thinkpads and suspend works on a grand total of one of them (the one with the worst battery)
on one of them it couldn't even find the wifi device
the great thing about NetBSD is that it installs very quickly
this means that in the time it would normally take to install Debian, you can try it on four machines to find out the distinct ways that each one of them doesn't work with it
fondly looking back to the bygone years when my biggest concern about software was finding an alternative to firefox because I was fed up with mozilla's horrid policies
https://hey.hagelb.org/@technomancy/statuses/01J9ABA9GPNMFNQ7R4R33YA683
remember having energy to care about some advertising API in firefox? those were the days
@technomancy That took me back to your post on seamonkey. I hadn't tried it. I must!