Imagine not listing the superior grain

Are you also building your project using nix?

It’s certainly very helpful with that, I can say I learned quite a bit about nix, but also about flake-parts during the migration and I’d say the latter is criminally underrated in the community.

What do you mean? Dendritic approach or having modules in a separate flake? Or both?

I always wonder the same thing. He was the one pushing it the most, rallying up his base. Did he think he could just sweep it under the rug? I mean he tried… In retrospective is really funny how they presented two binders as part I of the Epstein files when there’s literally millions of documents.

Well at least this reveals who of his supporters is just really fucking dumb (meaning voted for him at least two times but is now ashamed) and who is so far out that they rationalize it any way or another. The latter group is just beyond salvation, no clue what to do with such people, but having them participate and decide in a society is just a disaster waiting to happen again

Interestingly, this wasn’t Debian’s worst “fix”

for matching service

I did actually use that word, dunno if he knew what that means, but it doesn’t really matter

They called me recently because I switched to a cheaper provider about a year ago, trying to win me back. When asked what I preferred about my current provider I said “the facts that I pay 10 euros less per month and that I can actually watch YouTube on Saturday evenings”

Third time’s the charm

There are also differences in how the collapse white space, primarily in that IPv6 can collapse multiple zero sections

What do you mean by that? The example did collapse multiple zero sections for IPv4 as well (127.69), and IPv6 can also only collapse one block, namely the longest one, otherwise it’d be ambiguous as to how to pad each. Or am I misunderstanding?

Like Hunk Hongan

I don’t see any issues with these subvolumes for NixOS (though I haven’t used NixOS on btrfs, just assuming it works) – Create the partition and its subvolumes manually and then perform the steps at https://wiki.nixos.org/wiki/Btrfs. It shouldn’t be an issue

What is a picture, if not a visual two-dimensional recreation of something different? I don’t think the medium specifically matters, it could be paint on paper or pixels on a screen.

While actually, it’s a series of static images.

However, it all depends on your point of reference.

It also makes very little sense nowadays. Don’t like the current new games? Play a slightly older one then, is not like they spoil…

Bigger than that silly signal nobody cares about

Very cool

Yeah sorry, I kind of went on a tangent.

Regarding the source, I was under the impression that manufacturers get some kind of devkit for the SoC that works against a given kernel version (one of the LTS ones Android usually uses) and binary drivers for the non-open parts. One could sue the manufacturer after buying a phone and demand release of the source, but this won’t hit meditated because the vendors won’t go after them or their license gets terminated. Legally difficult but similar to the grsecurity situation: yeah you have rights, but if you exercise them, we choose not to do business with you anymore.

Shameful situation and I think Google wanted to get out of this legal area when they developed Fuchsia as this concept would solve technical and legal issues for manufacturers.

I’m not sure where this discussion stemmed from because from my knowledge, the Fairphone does allow custom ROMs, though you lose some boot security functionality? I didn’t read too much into it yet