Atuin has been such a life saver. I never learned/used whatever mechanism bash had for looking up history… (ctrl+s maybe?) And the history command always seemed to miss things.

Which is great for TSMC opening new fabs in the US too lol

Darn, their whole page is bugged for me in mobile

Many people think of Docker as a virtual machine, but a better way to look at it is as a security wrapper around a process.

I really like this interpetation of containers. Thanks for sharing.

My fav prog band no doubt

Im glad you are not over ambitious with your schedule. An episode every three weeks / month is a great way to keep going. I remember when privacy guides said they were going to do a “this week in privacy” which unfortunately lasted about 6 weeks. I wish you best of luck!

I’ve had an amazing time remoting into friends and families windows machines from my linux box, and they were able to install rustdesk very easily. It’s incredibly streamlined and has been so helpful when I need it.

Most compiled output of NixOS configuration (besides packages, perhaps) is just systemd units anyway. I found out quickly when learning nix that my lack of systemd prowess was going to cap how well I could understand NixOS.

Here’s mine. Probably top 10 /s: https://github.com/rutrum/dots

Whoa! Howd you make a website from typst? I would love a way to draft my website in typst.

Ive started writing in typst. Its simple enough when doing not so complicated things, but an entire ecosystem is available the moment I want to do something complicated. But it does not have LOCAL graphical editor, but there is an online version you can use. Ive never tried it.

I use a tool called ouch so I never have to remember the tar flags ever again.

This should be added somewhere to wiki.nixos.org. Thank you for sharing

Jumping in over your head is how you learn. Just be patient!

I think the photo gives the wrong impression. Its completely unrelated to the question.

Congratulations! I’m glad it worked well for you. Mint is a great choice as well.

Are you trolling?

https://appflowy.com/ is another possibility.

I dont think the criticism of installing apps is valid. Windows also has many ways of installing things. He criticizes the app center as if you can install everything from the microsoft store. On windows you still install stuff from a website, and you can use a package manager too it just isn’t a requirement.

OBS Studio: There’s a community version but no official version of OBS for Linux.

This is incorrect, right? Im assuming had to install it somewhere else and presumed it wasnt official.