My doc put it to me this way: if you start prog and e together you’ll get more cone shaped boobs, if you stay on e only for a few years for your boobs to develop before adding prog you’ll get rounder/fuller boobs after prog does it’s work. I don’t have references/papers that show this to be the case generally tho, just repeating what my doc told me before i started prog

Generally, if there’s a NixOS/home-manager module for it I’ll use that option. Having everything in one place is more important to me tho than having it in one language so there’s a few things that I have the native config lang for. nvf is a godsend tho bc I have tried so many times to configure neovim the “regular” way and it is just incomprehensible for new people (or at least it is for me) who have not been in that ecosystem for the seemingly millions of changes the config/setup process has endured over the years

They’re a furred dragon x snow leopard!

The vines or the character?

NASA is running a 24-hour livestream on their youtube channel

Wrong kind of particle physics, this is about the physics of subatomic particles, not video game particle engines

Don’t think it worked, bud

Apparently the color is Lava Red officially, whatever that means

I’d bet on it being closer to the render when itcs on track, the photo looks really poorly lit so the camera may not be getting all that great color accuracy

If only I could actually get the hardware at MSRP and not at least 3x more

Thank the gods I can finally kick SDDM to the curb…

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nix flake update
sudo nixos-rebuild switch --flake .

I’ve been using Jellyfin for several years and couldn’t be happier. Tbe beta update of the Finamp music player for Jellyfin is a UI overhaul that makes it nearly perfect for playing music on both my phone and my computers, gapless playback, support for downloading songs for offline playback, Spotify-like seperate Now Playing & Next Up queues. Makes it hard to want anything else tbh

Forgejo, the software project powering Codeberg, is working on adding federation but it’s got a long way to go before it’s a usable feature

I’m trying so hard to hear him but the crunchy crowd noise is too much to hear him through for me

There’s a program called amdgpu_top you can use to see the breakdown of components on the GPU(s) and their utilization, as well as what apps are running on the GPU