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The only server owners in Discord are Discord themselves. They just let you use them so they can monetize your data.

Is there a good reason to use point releases on NixOS? I always used unstable and the support is less than a year for releases anyways. It’s a nice sprint to get all components in a polished state, but then again unstable hasn’t really disappointed in that regard either.

Damn I love Don Rosa comics.

Is this from the one where they found Croesus’ vault to make the amulet from his lucky coin?

Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck is also not only a happy story about him getting rich, but also about becoming lonely and somewhat bitter in the later stories.

Highly recommend reading them, Disney likes sweep them under the rug for whatever reason.

The treasure hunt series (where I think this picture is from) is a bit more light-hearted in nature, but still very good.

I don’t know what you’re talking about.

I’m using LLDAP with Authelia on NixOS, it works fine for what I do but it’s somewhat limited, haven’t used it as an OIDC provider yet but that’s on the list.

Depends on the country, I guess. There are hardly any supermarkets here in Germany that don’t require you to put in money. Mostly small independent ones with small carts. But every chain uses the deposit.

Probably better than what some people actually eat

You don’t do multiplication before division, they’re equal operations, so you go left to right. 8 x 0.5 (2 + 2) is the same from a mathematical point of view.

Just saw this post today when I went through the community, very helpful and a good explanation! Thanks a ton, makes the search much more bearable, I never used it in the first place because of the performance. This is one of the quirks of NixOS I’d like to see changed by default.

File a bug on GitHub, include the maintainers so that they’re notified.

Also, as a stopgap measure, you can create an overlay with the most recent version if there are no huge changes to the whole process.

That’s a DVD

I’m generally not a big fan of switch, as you experienced, you risk a lot of generations that you don’t actually need. Also, in some cases, switching isn’t possible (e.g. you remove sddm and on switching, nix wants to restart all services related to the no longer existing sddm user).

My usual workflow is for smaller changes to just do nixos-rebuild test and try out things, and when it suits my needs finalize via nixos-rebuild boot. Bigger stuff I try to isolate and then do a nixos-rebuild boot only.

I think that despite the fact that they’re not officially stable, flakes are not going away. So yes it does make sense to learn flakes, but there’s nothing wrong with learning it along the classic way, they have a lot in common.

I noticed there is now an option to build the initrd with systemd and control which units to include. The cryptsetup-generator is mentioned as an example. Does anyone know if this enables TPM unlocking of LUKS volumes that have a TPM key enrolled via systemd-cryptenroll?