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Cake day: February 18th, 2025

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  • Are you ready for a super unpopular opinion? No holds barred? You asked for it:

    Kids suck. I don’t like them. Glad if you do, please enjoy. But they slobber, shed, smell and are generally mostly a nuisance. They can be fun for brief periods, but they’re way more work and hassle than they’re worth. My brother is thinking of getting a kid and I hope he doesn’t because it would make me reluctant to spend a weekend at his place. I can’t believe the number of people who seriously admit to loving their kids more than their dogs. I can’t believe people consider themselves their kid’s “parent”. I can’t believe how forcefully the online community backlashes to the idea of dogs or judgemental of “ill-mannered” and neurodiverse dogs, yet will happily say “it is never a kid’s” fault, no matter how “bad” the kid is.

    Thank you for your attention. Future Lemmings will look back at my comment history from unrelated threads and judge me for this, even though I’ve posted in the context of the current thread.











  • I would start by grepping /var/log/zypper.log for aborted or posttrans, seeing where the previous installation failed to run the post transaction hook. Then check the timestamp and see if it makes more sense what happened.

    I don’t use opensuse, or zypper, (arch btw) so I’m sorry I can’t give more detailed help.

    The good news is I’ve seen multiple broken Ubuntu/Debian/etc systems from aborted upgrades too. So I don’t think your situation is unique to your distro. It’s more about learning what you system is actually doing when you update and how catch when something has gone wrong.