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2023-01-21T16:15:12  <bmwiedemann[m]> lid-close often causes suspend-to-ram which can be unreliable on some systems. I had to reconfigure it to hibernate on one machine.
2023-01-21T16:16:07  <acidsys> interesting, I thought people considered hibernate even more unstable
2023-01-21T16:16:19  <acidsys> maybe I should try it, but I worry about SSD wear if used often
2023-01-21T16:20:44  <ShalokShalom6104> Torvalds once said, that the integration of a sleep/hibernate mode and waking it up again, is one of the most annoying things he can remembered ever working on the kernel.
2023-01-21T16:20:44  <ShalokShalom6104> @anikitin#0000 I dont think you have to think about SSD wear. This was a concern early in the days, and modern controller/firmware make this a non brainer. Even Trim is often recommended to be disabled.
2023-01-21T16:20:44  <ShalokShalom6104> And its not like doing it 10 times a day would account for the millions of writes it can take.
2023-01-21T16:21:21  <malcolmlewis> acidsys, don't worry about that
2023-01-21T16:22:18  <malcolmlewis> acidsys, I write ~24GB a day here...
2023-01-21T16:24:16  <malcolmlewis> acidsys, 9309 hrs zero wear, I have an older ssd, over 60K hours it's used 2%
2023-01-21T16:24:54  <acidsys> guess I shouldn't, but's a habit, I already feel bad for downloading 4GB images to anything not a spinning disk :P
2023-01-21T16:28:50  <malcolmlewis> acidsys, I've started getting 256GB nvme's and putting in USB enclosures use for backup cheap less the US$40 all up
2023-01-21T17:55:38  <LCP0968[m]> s3 sleep is disappearing from some laptops manufactured recently, so I assume sleep may become even worse on some machines and better on others
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