>something blowing up won't bring everything down with it.
If you aren't be reckless about backing things up and being safe, this makes absolutely no sense.
Anytime things "blow up" its because you did something, updated something, ran something, it doesn't just happen or have scripts that will trigger shit for no reason (microsoft updates anyone?).
As for "bring everything down with it" that is because you don't actually know how to fix it, but with enough experience, or if you torture yourself with non-FHS compliant/non-systemd/Nixos or GUIX, you figure it out eventually and figure out how not to cause problems, you know like getting over the electron apps to do functionality easier as a script or justfile command or insisting on a broken IDE that is a dumpster because its extension store has a lot of possible options that are mostly non-functional.
But you do you.
EDIT: And AOSP still depends on Google being so kind as to allow for it, there is no guarantee that continues forever. But that's my low time preference talking, don't mind me.
If you aren't be reckless about backing things up and being safe, this makes absolutely no sense.
Anytime things "blow up" its because you did something, updated something, ran something, it doesn't just happen or have scripts that will trigger shit for no reason (microsoft updates anyone?).
As for "bring everything down with it" that is because you don't actually know how to fix it, but with enough experience, or if you torture yourself with non-FHS compliant/non-systemd/Nixos or GUIX, you figure it out eventually and figure out how not to cause problems, you know like getting over the electron apps to do functionality easier as a script or justfile command or insisting on a broken IDE that is a dumpster because its extension store has a lot of possible options that are mostly non-functional.
But you do you.
EDIT: And AOSP still depends on Google being so kind as to allow for it, there is no guarantee that continues forever. But that's my low time preference talking, don't mind me.