Well, then install the testing version and complain on HN that Linux is broken and won't stay working for long.
(Even though the MTBF of Debian testing is at least 5 times larger than Windows.)
(Even though the MTBF of Debian testing is at least 5 times larger than Windows.)
For awhile, there would be a thing with people using, say, JS libraries, and they'd want to Stack Overflow copy&paste something. But the more reckless of those people just ended up bypassing Debian with NPM or some other language-specific package manager. And less-reckless people can decide when they can just use Debian or have to pull select bits of software some other way.