😠

The one editor that pulled me away from Vim. Didn’t think that was possible.

It’s Lua, not LUA. It’s Portuguese for moon, not an initialism.

I wonder why people do this. Happens a lot with Java too.

Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes? I love that game.

I’m bad enough at math wide awake

If you’re new I suggest not using flakes. You can always switch to them when you learn how to maintain NixOS.

Isn’t the MIT license independent of the choice of Rust?

Does the thinness of the roof of one’s mouth keep them from propagating their thin roof genes?

“David Duchovny”

Pluribus

Stock GNOME. No extensions.

I’m all for Standard Time

That is beautiful

Emacs → Vim → Neovim → Helix

I got fed up with Feedly and moved onto Inoreader. I’ve been happy since.

I’ve toyed with building my own programming language. And, yeah, it uses annotations and no modifiers.

Distinct lower case connections

I stopped reading right there 🙂

Yep. NixOS inspired me to write my very first package manager package. I distro hopped to Arch Linux and wrote a PKGBUILD for that.

I’m back on NixOS

For anything more complicated than an alias, I tend to suck it up and write a program. I used to keep launcher scripts in ~/bin but I’ve recently taken to creating package manager packages for them. I’ve learned how to do that with NixOS and Arch Linux and I peeked at the Debian documentation.

Why don’t you like Debian?