It is disabled in the default configuration because you need enough swap space to enable it - which is an overkill amount of swap for any other use case.

You just need to allocate enough swap space for hibernation.

Both of those work on Linux. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Power_management/Suspend_and_hibernate

Looks more like I-40 than 95.

Hm. So it’s like tilling but the nuclear option?

I’ve seen controlled burns in forests to consume fuel so it does not start a wildfire. Why burn a field like that?

I appreciate the subtlety here.

This would be a lot funnier without the last two panels.

This is why I mostly listen to prog, they’re all way too high to hate anyone.

It’s also so slow to answer basic questions.