This is such a first world problem thing, I guess, but here goes.

A software update broke my workflow, thus I can't do much work today. If that's not enough, I'm also temporarily swamped with tasks that all of a sudden got dumped on me today. Shit.

To go back up a little bit, a package that I didn't even think would interact with ungoogled-chromium got updated earlier. I did my updates as usual and rebooted once they're done. Nothing seemed to be broken--until I had to open chromium. It flat-out refused to start. Since there's no time to fix whatever had gone wrong, was forced to do testing on Firefox! (It went well somehow, fortunately, except for some visual quirks and UI not working as they have been in chrome.)

I should really just do software updates (and other maintenance stuff) on weekends, but I've been lulled into a false sense of security, and false confidence of being able to quickly fix things when shit does happen. Oh how wrong I was. Lesson learned, I guess?

Does this mini rant belong here? IDK. I just wanted to vent out a little.