

Monkey’s paw curled, huh


Monkey’s paw curled, huh


Yeah. Honestly it might be a good idea to start a community project that’s a “nix2everyDistro”, and then go around and open PRs on FOSS projects to wire their project up to build in nix + output “every distro”


Yes


I kinda wish we could federate jellyfin instances. Just manually, with friends I trust. Would instantly expand everyone’s catalogue.
Yeah. It’s fantastic. Only thing I wish for is federation, and better project boards, but oh well.
For my “important” stuff, I still push-mirror to Github though… Should probably change that to Codeberg.


Campari was my no 1 hated alcohol until I had a Jungle Bird (accidentally with lemon instead of lime; that version has since become my favorite drink, period). In the Jungle Bird, it was not just good, it was great. Had a couple of those over a couple of months. Learned to love Campari. Negroni is now another favorite, and tbh I wouldn’t mind if someone handed me a glass neat.
So yeah. Dangerous stuff!


Worse than just taxing them properly.


Most correct answer possible.
No :(


nixos-rebuild switch
Is there actual REQUIRED upkeep though or could you say fuck it, and go ashore with a tent, row boat and the freshwater and food required for a week?
OK I’m curious. Would I be allowed:
Yeah, that’s my point. I never got around to putting things in Debian repos or the AUR because shit seemed unnecessarily complicated. Now on NixOS, I happily help maintain a bunch of packages and modules. Because the packaging, build system, and OS are just sane, stable, and a joy to work with!
Sorry, but calling the dumping ground for obsolete and outdated packages an “OS” goes a little too far in my opinion.
“Smaller userbase yet more stable and more and better maintained packages” is not the insult you thought it was, I’m afraid…
(/s, just in case, hope this is all still in good fun!)
I don’t how hoch you managed to accidentally type “Debian” while you were obviously trying to type NixOS.
Idk it took me 3 attempts to learn (neo)vim, but now every Linux system I SSH in I just go straight for vi(m), because moving around and editing in Nano is just so slow when you’re used to vim keys.
I swear I’m not trying to proselytize. People should use whatever they want, and these discussions are pointless. It’s all just tradeoffs and getting used to things.


The Creator
Relatively small budget, but looks better than basically anything else that landed in cinemas at the time, or since.
Guess they saved on the script…