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this post was submitted on 05 Aug 2023
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See if you can replicate the problem. You're trying to see if it's specific to your OS install, or if it's something more ingrained.
Ahh I gotcha. Its most likely caused by me, NGL. I've been trying to experiment and explore a bit with computing and networking and the likes, so I probably have something conflicting or broken. I mean I've seen plenty of errors using journalctl right after a hard reset so that I could go backward from there, but none of it makes sense. Do you know anything about log analyzers? But then again analyzers can overcomplicate things too ala netdata lol I set that up and holy god I didn't know what I was looking at lol I also have suspicion that mullvad might be playing a role in this. But again its difficult for me to put pieces together with limited knowledge about logs