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What do you mean, “you people”?

If only nix wasn’t such a pain to read, with all the conveniences it has like automatically looking up variables in all of the places available.

I understand the thought, but it feels like a lot of things done to simplify writing the code makes it way harder to read, and nix’s design is decades old and it really shows

Also, there are sometimes issues with nix on macos, but I’m inclined to blame it on Apple

It would’ve been funnier if Debian was Porsche, Lamborghini, or Ferrari:

Some clients respect removal, some don’t. I for one don’t want to bother finding the “removed” comments enough to do that.

The internet was already present then. The Arch wiki though…

Well, I’ll just hope things are better now and give it a go

I remember back in the 2000s when I tried to isolate a problem this never worked out. Too vague, too little understanding of what’s what. If it wasn’t for the help of one more experienced user in our campus, I would’ve given up pretty soon.

I hope things are better now, as I haven’t been using Linux for quite some time and consider going back but this time there will be no one to ask

I bet it’s the same place as the Overton window 🌚

It’s probably more of where one can be expected to be open about not being ‘normative’

If you ask me (you don’t, but anyway) I’d prefer creating a new account. Discord is a bit weird in a way it provides transparent account and I am annoyed by the fact that I have no control over it. Now that I think about it, I could just create several discord accounts and join servers with the appropriate one, i.e. work, gaming, personal, etc. But I would much rather prefer to have more flexibility with settings

Although you’re correct, I find fediverse lacking in the department of the more niche stuff, e.g. fandoms of specific games, communities by geo proximity, obscure hobbies.

But well, Reddit wasn’t like this from the start and I hope the diversity and smaller communities will be here instead of there with time.