@theKarlisK hahahaha..
@wowotek sure.
Okay let's see:
1. No I didn't choose a specific machine. Just used the one I have (it's a Dell Inspiron 15).
2. I created a bootable flash drive using a VM image (so was a 6GB+6GB download).
3. Performed A LOT of experiments to get to the installer itself. Failed. 2 days worth of work.
4. Followed a guide by RehabMan from tonymacx86.com. I got a ready made configuration file for my motherboard+graphics combination.
5. Sacrificed already installed Debian and Windows (yes, a clean wipe).
6. Somehow managed to install Mojave.
7. Then booted only to find out that the Intel WiFi chipset I have cannot work whatsoever because there's no support for it. Anywhere.
8. Keyboard layout is bugged. Audio doesn't work properly.

So... Yeah.. there's that. That's why I used "booted". But I'm proud and happy. And will uninstall it pretty soon after trying some fixes.

P.S of course I had to change my BIOS settings :p

The exact same thing happened to me last year. The manual method didn't work either. I remember being annoyed for the entire weekend.

@netikras Hahaha.. In fact, Wordament is easily in my top 5 favourite mobile games.

@netikras Yeah, Wordament, MS Solitaire Collection, Age of Empires are by Microsoft. They've been around for quite a while now.

@ScriptCoded Solitaire Collection, specifically.

At the time of realization -
Girl - 1
@boopboop - 0
Lol

Ctrl+Shift+Z. Always Ctrl+Shift+Z.

@Koolstr Oh! Sorry I made you nervous. Let's wait for the challenge to end.
I'm sure we'll have something.

@Koolstr I don't know "usually", but they did it last year. I think they asked for the details while registering for the challenge itself. I don't remember exactly.
Aahhh, fuck it!

@Koolstr I noticed that too! But didn't receive any email from digital ocean where they ask for personal details after completing the challenge.

@rhein7 Thought so too but there's no harm in completing the challenge anyway 😅

@SortaBubbly Yeah! Hacktoberfest. https://hacktoberfest.digitalocean.com/...

*Got a gist of slow death while installing Arch a year ago*

But... Arch IS great!

- A Debian user

@JKyll Hahaha! Looks like I was being very non-hacky/straightforward user till today xD

@DrPitLazarus Haha of course!
The hibernation thing is totally right! It just shuts the screen but hey, I can still listen to that fan whirring away.