…mostly because they have never had to reboot their system 64 times before getting a new machine.
You really didn’t have to call me out like that.
I’ve had my system for ~4 years now, and I think I’ve rebooted it a grand total of maybe 10 times. Pretty much never voluntarily. Usually due to a power outage or needing to shut down for a hardware upgrade.
Excellent, remember that after 64 times booting the system there will be a mandatory test on 16 random boot up messages.
Fail, and the system refuses to start.
Few Linux users have ever successfully beaten it…
…mostly because they have never had to reboot their system 64 times before getting a new machine.
People reboot their systems?
How else am I supposed to exit Vim?
You can reboot your system?
You guys know where the physical machine is?
You really didn’t have to call me out like that.
I’ve had my system for ~4 years now, and I think I’ve rebooted it a grand total of maybe 10 times. Pretty much never voluntarily. Usually due to a power outage or needing to shut down for a hardware upgrade.