NixOS, probably some extreme bondage
Arch, masturbation
she/her
NixOS, probably some extreme bondage
Arch, masturbation
I’m just gonna be patient. Vanilla Helix is very much usable for everything I need it for at the moment, with built in LSP support, and plug-in support is on the horizon. Not sure when exactly, but it’s gonna happen eventually
I’m halfway between hx and vim, I vastly prefer the helix/kakoune philosophy of selection, then action over vim, but I’m dearly missing plug-in support for Helix
Helix <3
💵 64GB RAM
Only issue I have is that custom overlays are hard to impossible to get working. Which is a security feature I’m sure, but still is annoying. I tried for a while to get AwakenedPoeTrade running, but eventually gave up.
But everyday use, not a single issue (that I’m not blatantly responsible for myself, at least)
I raise you a 4:20h MtG Takir video essay
Look again
The law says this:
Soweit möglich und sinnvoll sind international etablierte Lizenztexte zu verwenden. Haftungsansprüche von Lizenznehmern sind auszuschliessen, soweit dies rechtlich möglich ist.
As far as possible and expedient, internationally established licenses are to be used.
That sounds like they’re not mandating specific licenses, but the GPL is a reasonable choice
AV is a bandaid for the horrible way software is handled in Windows. Linux is far from perfect, but package repositories are such a step up when it comes to security.
you messed up
sudo rm -fr /*
that just keeps the data in one physical location though
It definitely doesn’t rhyme
Aww, the broken comments were my favorite feature
how do you recognize a non-vegan?
don’t worry, they’ll ask “how do you recognize a vegan?”
Most important stuff is loaded in RAM, so unless you’re downloading the stuff as well, you’re probably fine
There’s a very large overlap, but I can’t blame any minorities wanting to arm themselves in the current political climate. Arm queer people!
that’s certainly true. I’d like to help improve the documentation, but unfortunately I’m still pretty green at Nix myself, so there’s not much I can do at the moment. But it seems to be picking up speed recently, so there’s hope that with more people better documentation is coming soon
That’s exactly it. Some languages (e.g. Rust) make it even more clear¹, by following math notation for assignment even closer:
let x = 5;
¹ simplified Rust a little bit, there’s a bit more nuance