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Re:Reverse Engineer’s Perspective on the Boeing 787 ‘51 days... by dcormier on Monday October 17, 2022 @09:40PM (#33241983)
I’m at 356 days of uptime on my MacBook Pro. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Re:Reverse Engineer’s Perspective on the Boeing 787 ‘51 days... by Waterluvian on Monday October 17, 2022 @10:07PM (#33242145)
Awww ya jinxed it. And only nine days from retirement.
Re:Reverse Engineer’s Perspective on the Boeing 787 ‘51 days... by rootusrootus on Monday October 17, 2022 @11:12PM (#33242543)
Sadly I'm at 2 days, 12:41 myself. I don't get many kernel panics, but this most recent reboot was in fact a panic, coincidentally. Googled the error and it came up as something that happens with M1 Mac Minis while they're sleeping. But while my machine has a M1, it is an MBP and not a Mini. And it was not sleeping. Ah well.
Re:Reverse Engineer’s Perspective on the Boeing 787 ‘51 days... by assttoasstmgr on Monday October 17, 2022 @11:20PM (#33242588)
So you never install security updates? Because all Apple updates require a reboot due to their SIP "update the frozen image offline" nonsense.
Re:Reverse Engineer’s Perspective on the Boeing 787 ‘51 days... by Rebelgecko on Tuesday October 18, 2022 @12:52AM (#33243103)
IIRC security updates always required a reboot even before SIP existed
Re:Reverse Engineer’s Perspective on the Boeing 787 ‘51 days... by JoshGlazebrook on Monday October 17, 2022 @11:47PM (#33242746)
But you typed this message 7 days ago.
Re:Reverse Engineer’s Perspective on the Boeing 787 ‘51 days... by Moru on Tuesday October 18, 2022 @01:29AM (#33243299)
Last week I had to shut down my linux box for a move: up 3457 days. One day too late I guess :-)
Re:Reverse Engineer’s Perspective on the Boeing 787 ‘51 days... by mnw21cam on Tuesday October 18, 2022 @08:02AM (#33245970)
I just rebooted my EeePC. It had an uptime of 5.8 years. I only rebooted it to upgrade from Debian 9 to Debian 10, and I'll bump it up to Debian 11 later on. It has a broken screen, so it just sits on top of a cupboard with a couple of 4TB USB hard drives plugged into it, storing all my backups.