Sweet another stock to invest in, wait this is about stocks correct?

For my Pixel 6 Pro I think I’m going to wait for Motorola or the low chance that a Linux phone becomes daily drivable, and even then considering my budget I don’t think I’ll switch until enough stuff breaks. Although I wish they’d extend updates for at least the few months before their phone releases so people aren’t left hanging

Does Flock have any technology to read radio waves coming from wires, or is that not a thing?

Or my multi-thousand dollar medications that I keep having to fight with various programs over

I play Subway Surfers a lot, but there’s a glitched update I got where the speed limiter is disabled or much higher and the character goes way too fast, so I disabled updates so I can play it the fun way. I’m trying to figure out how to replicate this bug on other devices, I tried multiple methods on my brother’s phone but couldn’t get the same glitch to occur and I’m wondering if his phone is too old

interesting

Also they’re a shit company for so many other reasons

For cheap furnature the only alternative I’m aware of though is IKEA and they’re a BDS target which is probably worse

Firefox and Chromium have had private browsing for ages and both are open source

Deepseek V4 Flash only costs like $10-20/mo for a reasonable amount of usage and with their new update it has gotten crazy good

I tried root on tmpfs with Guix once and I kept running into RAM limitations, especially when building large programs. For NixOS, I use BTRFS and their script to clear the root filesystem on reboot (although I had to do some extra steps since I had systemd enabled for initrd)

I use nix-doom-emacs-unstraightened for org-mode and ledger-mode, although I think it expects you to use elisp for most of the configuration so it’s not as integrated with Nix. Second devenv (with flake-parts), nixd, and stylix. There’s also flakes for Niri and DMS for window manager + shell.

I have an endless list of configuration changes to make, but security hardening with nix-mineral and impermanence, and using den to organize if you have a lot of hosts/users are options I recommend. Also if you have a spare laptop lying around, I use that for hacky NixOS experimentation. I also want to switch my homelab to NixOS + MicroVM.nix + OpenTofu, and possibly Kubernetes.

If you use Helix, use the nightly version from their flake since it has like a year’s worth of updates compared to the last release. Or use Steelix if you want early access to plugin support.

At runtime no, you’d need to use Nixpak or a similar tool

However, the packages are installed as root. As such I’m a bit wary of whether a user installing something could have the system run malware as root by installing a package.

I’m pretty sure the packages are built as unprivileged users in a sandbox, and you can also restrict what users can use certain Nix features.

The main security flaw with a multi-user Nix system is that everything you build ends up in a world-readable store.

Pipe /dev/random to passwd for your user and put it in a chron job, then have another chron job that echos your original password back

Same here, I got the impression that therapists aren’t interested in that sort of stuff and when we kept focusing on the shallow lifestyle stuff I felt like it wasn’t getting anywhere and stopped going

The security focused Linux distros use Chrony

I would have guessed BTRFS running out of inodes again lol