Yeah... His mom says "closing the lid means it's off"...

As a title says, my home server (windows) beat in uptime my workplace virtual infrastructure.

Home last time was bring down for ups battery replacement, work for esx update during maintenance.

Here's 2 real OS's on single PSU systems , not switches, routers, or other hardware. Just 2 servers doing daily work.
Sun Netra ( DNS server) 18.05 years
Generic Desktop (mail server) Uptime 17.32 years

Switch stack which was doing far too much, for far too long. 🥵

258 days and counting

Mmm. 2.7 years of uptime

Thinkpad T430 with the i7-3740QM quad core upgrade, GTX 970 eGPU, and Windows 10 LTSC. Daily use, many sleep/wake cycles. It's rock solid as long as you don't touch the ExpressCard to "HDMI" cable. Still runs 3D/compute tasks like a champ.

Also my tmux have 90-day uptime, resulting in 71 inactive windows & 18 sessions...

Running termux on the phone... Feeling like one of them "hackers" on TV.

At 300 I decided that the updates aren't as important. Security wasn't a concern because its only used by me as a dev server via ssh.

I'm using my old laptop as a server. The laptop runs under my bed, covered in dust, suffering. That's why I connected on windows via SSH and took a screenshot. It last shut down 7 days ago, but I rebooted it and it's still working perfectly. (btw, it has ubuntu desktop installed, not a ubuntu server!)

Maybe next to be replaced. Most uptime in this location

Server running for 3884 days - well past retirement.