That’s very interesting, I was aware of how NixOS separated dependency versions but I didn’t know it natively supported containers.
I joined Lemmy back in 2020 and have been using it as qaz@lemmy.ml until somewhere in 2023 when I switched to lemmy.world. I’m interested in Linux, FOSS, technology, and several other subjects.
That’s very interesting, I was aware of how NixOS separated dependency versions but I didn’t know it natively supported containers.
Yeah, OP posts a lot of unrelated memes but people upvote it anyway and they’re the mod so what are ya gonna do.
How do you separate Nix programs from the rest of the system?
It’s easy to compile something for a certain infrastructure if you can compile it yourself and won’t have to beg another party to do so.
Most dependencies are bundled in the “runtime” images, and it uses file deduplication to reduce the size of the dependencies, but it’s still a little more than a normal package manager.
I have rebooted it more than 10 times, and have checked literally every other connection but somehow forgot to check the actual SAS cable.
Yes, I use Fira Code myself
The reverse exists, there is the DeArrow extension which removes thumbnails like this and replaces it with a crowdsourced frame of the video.
It’s probably the thumbnail, but I can’t do much about that.
One of my biggest gripes with Lemmy is that some see a conspiracy in a very single thing in existence
Which Desktop Environment are you using?
It’s a joke about carcinisation and terrible transportation ideas that all end up being worse versions of trains.
An LLM like Ollama won’t help with that. Something like Photoprism could, it uses ML to automatically tag media and recognize people.
Twitter had a TOR service last time I checked, I haven’t seen a single Mastodon instance available as TOR service.
You can use ls <PATH>
first to check you are deleting the right files. I do this and I’ve never accidentally deleted the wrong files (using rm).
The last part is probably referring to the fact that they’re using Debian instead of their own TuxedoOS.
Is might very well be
Never, I always use OSM
Mobile devices usually run iOS or Android which have their own dedicated boot loader. Embedded devices usually just boot directly into the main storage.
I recently got a 6a to replace my iPhone SE for €160 and it’s been working great.