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UPDATE:
I was able to recover my system by re-installing the NVIDIA drivers through, in my case,
sudo apt install nvidia-driver-550
since the kernel log indicated a version mismatch, presumably due to the Discover updates. Something's still janky with the drivers as I experience massive lag and a ghosting cursor, but I'll figure that out.I'd really appreciate tips on how to prevent this in the future.
Do you have time shift setup? If this happens again you can put the USB in and chroot into the system the run time shift to take you back to a version of your system that worked.
It's on my to-do list, but I haven't gotten around to it yet.
Its a very quick setup. Probably takes ~1min
I'll give it a shot!