Why force yourself to start something big and complicated? Just enjoy your life lol and do stuff that comes to you and feels right. Maybe that’s a game, but no need to force it.

Yeah or don’t make it

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Lol some people have some really strange ideas about de Dao de Jing. It takes a lifetime of studying to understand, so clearly there are multiple layers and aspects to it. What’s absolutely hilarious to me is that people later decided it was a good idea to build a dogmatic religion around it 🤷🏻‍♀️

Did you know a lot of fediverse apps have filters? Made my life considerably better.

For sure, I’ve definitely managed to escape that nonsense. Check out toot.community/@lilly 😁

It’s true though I’m a total *slur*

“Debate”, not debate.

True that but they’ll keep reappearing

This is DEEP yo

Watching street fights taught me how to miss every single strike

This (yt) video came to mind.

They tried to seperate people but it ended up becoming seedy af.

Changes to a declarative operating system, such as NixOS, are atomic. This allows for easy experimentation and rolling back to older configurations.

For example say you install gimp for editing photos. Normally you’d just install it using command line or a clickidity gui program. But say you don’t like it. Maybe it causes an issue. Then you have to uninstall it again. You are applying yet another action to the same system. That system is mutable, or modifiable, and that introduces some extra complexity.

With NixOS you can simply roll back to the previous state you had before installing it. It also doesn’t have to support stuff like uninstalling. The downside is that it likely uses a bit more resources when changing configurations.

This also applies to stuff like user management, services, e.g. a webserver.

Any experts correct me if I am wrong, I haven’t tried any of these systems yet.

Another brick in the wall

The only game I have that doesn’t work properly is Rising Storm 2 Vietnam, due to anticheat not working and it being a multiplayer.

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Do you put effort into your commit messages before the rewrite, or just write something quick for yourself and then put in the effort later?

I play Crystal Caves on my 3080. No regrets.