The average Linux user definitely will not care about reproducibility.
I think a lot of people do care about it, just not under that name. But I think a lot of users asked themselves at least once “what did I do back then to achieve X”. Not in that the whole system is reproduced 1:1, but certain aspects. That’s something much easier to answer with nix.
Well, you don’t need to learn nix as a programming language for a simple installation, you can use it like a slightly different json, which the configuration.nix part was about. You can get the reproducibility aspect from just that, so I wouldn’t say you get no benefits at all without learning the language.
There are more disadvantages (like time required to rebuild because you added a single package), so Arch is the better choice depending on preferences. Arch is a very good traditional distribution in my opinion, can’t go wrong with it
Arch is easier in my opinion, at least if you want to leverage the power NixOS can offer. A simple /etc/nixos/configuration.nix maybe not, but once you enter custom options / submodule territory and use stuff like lib.mapAttrs, I’d say NixOS is quite harder. Or just a more complex overrideAttrs. But then again, Arch doesn’t have an equivalent to that…
The ifunny watermark really sells it
Edit: unfortunately I won’t settle for less than ebaumsworld
On the other hand, why they actually enjoy this, regardless of the reasons, why would they stop?
Sony could just have ignored this
I’m not blaming a substance, but I’m pretty sure it does play a role in his behavior.
I legitimately think he got high on his own supply
And on ketamine.
Bonfire itself is a framework that implemented ActivityPub, on it you can build applications that make use of it without developing from the ground up. Bonfire Social is a social network similar to Mastodon. Collaboration is is about project management etc and allows one to host their own, but integrate with others, e.g. to synchronize milestones via federation. What they have in common is that both build on Bonfire and as such use the same protocol for federation. But they’re tools for very different jobs.
At least not the car that has a DUI device installed. But considering the car is the primary method to get around in the States, some of the people in that story probably drove a car before and after
It’s us millennials coping haha
Not as common as one would like
Don’t let a little assassination of your spouse get into the way of a good grift.
No issues here, but I haven’t benchmarked anything and any improvement could be placebo. It’s trivial with flakes
You probably know this, but you can even run the CachyOS kernel on NixOS. Currently doing exactly that
Nowhere does it say you have to limit yourself to that
With what?
That’s the power of AI.