TL;DR

too log didn't read

What happened today?

tldr@chopchop:~ $sudo journalctl -S today -u kitchen-stove.service -u
      kitchen-bin.service -u kitchen-fridge.service -r -n
tldr@chopchop:~ $uptime -s

2024-03-18 07:51:34

This is common, the fragility of these machines are more prominant than any cloud user expects. Partially because of scale, partially because a lot of labour that happen in datacenters just escapes us all when we want to just upload an image. 
tldr@chopchop:~ $sudo journalctl _COMM=useradd -r -n 1 --output-fields=MES

Mar 19 15:00:26 chopchop useradd[16047]: new user: name=chef, UID=1023, GID=1023, home=/home/chef, shell=/bin/bash, from=/dev/pts/3

Users will be trusted with not just the keys and passwords to the "house" which is the server, but with a portion of responsibility to keep it afloat and contribute to what makes it a community of practices (and network of knowledge and dependence). 
tldr@chopchop:~ $sudo journalctl -S today _COMM=useradd -r
A level 1 annotation for users_created_today 
tldr@chopchop:~ $ grep 'install' /var/log/dpkg.log
tldr@chopchop:~ $ grep 'remove' /var/log/dpkg.log
tldr@chopchop:~ $sudo journalctl _COMM=systemd-login
    --output-fields=MESSAGE -S today -g "New session" | grep -v 'Boot'
tldr@chopchop:~ $sudo journalctl _COMM=groupadd -r --output-fields=MESSAGE
tldr@chopchop:~ $sudo journalctl _COMM=groupremove -r --output-fields=MES
tldr@chopchop:~ $sudo journalctl _COMM=usermod -r
tldr@chopchop:~ $sudo journalctl _COMM=userdel -r
tldr@chopchop:~ $sudo service --status-all
tldr@chopchop:~ $getent group