Without the error messages, it sounds like a security mechanism on the server side.
Any chance the errors are due to too many login attempts, or bad password?

Which is great. Disposal of the radioactive ones is hard. Wish the city came around and collected them.

The thing is… The upgrade path degrades. Once one is 3 or more major versions behind, upgrading becomes technically challenging. (I have done this a few times…) It is better to just reinstall.

That said, a Debian system that works won’t just stop working. My Raspberry Pi 2 has no issues since the initial install.

Professionally, it is better to have a fast recovery path. PXE boot, Debian preseed, a config management system (Ansible, Puppet, etc) and local caches and you can be set in 10 minutes. (After years of setting all of that up.)

Nice!

I am currently setting up a FreeBSD ZFS file server. Software installs are so fast I thought they failed. (OS installer needs quality of life improvemens.)

Yes, normal. It is good for you and it is good for Linux.

Distros try different things, and it is good to be exposed to many of those. It helps to discover the most functional ideas and cross pollinate.

Wait until you try non-linux FOSS OSes…

Easier to distro hope if your data is safe elsewhere.

This will be great on HPC!

I wonder if Slurm can us it as written with GRES?

Begs the question, is it easier to get cocaine in Canada or India?

Can anyone weigh in on the relative cost spread?

My recollection is Canada that imports all of it’s cocaine. I do not know about India’s cocaine supply.

Why? I need to know if Trudeau is being accused at being a bad business man.