His uptime doesn't have the exclamation point in htop

>he views virtual machines in web browser

Wow, really "geek". Professional software like Microsoft Windows doesn't have that kind of epic geek things. It also is sophisticated enough to automatically restart during nights to flush out bat bits and electrodes from RAM so user doesn't have to.

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>It also is sophisticated enough to automatically restart during nights to flush out bat bits and electrodes from RAM so user doesn't have to.

ITT: Security vulnerabilities in kernels, C libraries, etc

uhhhh, is this normal? I just set it up this server like two days ago.

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looks fine to me.

cool blog jordan

Properly updated kernels are more important than some nerd pissing contests. No reason for a home server not to be rebooted regularly to ensure proper security.

Oh, it's jordan thread. Well now it all makes sense.

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>100 days
>impressive
wew lad

>he doesn't

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This, you need to power cycle your electronic components to prevent rotational velocidensity.

When do you get it?

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At 101 days

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at least im not a hardwarelet

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Jordon, you're a faggot but Proxmox is BASTE and REDPILLED. Nice stuff dude.

This. I usually go a month or so in between reboots.

:~$ htop
-bash: htop: command not found
:~$
Scrub.

>No reason for a home server not to be rebooted regularly to ensure proper security.
Only if it is Internet facing.

>lol i dont even have it installed and im going to act like i cant
Did you think you were clever?

>all those kernel vulnerabilities
I M A G I N E

Now it's just another node in the botnet.

I don't get it, does nobody install kernel updates, or what? I regularly reboot my home server for kernel updates.

lmao literally just edit code

Depending on the distro, you can actually do online kernel updates and stuff.

Also yes, operating an older kernel isn't a huge problem.

You're just mad.

What system is this?

cockpit-machines, an official plugin for Fedora's Cockpit web admin interface, for managing libvirt machines

>not patching the kernel during runtime
heh plebs.

OP here I took the machine down and put Arch on it so I have no !

Fucken poofter