That sounds like a good compromise. I am really enjoying NixOs, but I miss the simplicity of Debian. I’ll think about your method.

You just installed Nix from APT, I assume, but are you still rebuilding a config.nix every time you make a “permanent” change?

Agreed on nix-shell -p, that’s extremely handy.

Actually that sounds familiar. Maybe he stuttered too?

He can narrate my life any day.

I saw an interview with him somewhere in which he described coming to this voice. He took diction classes in college, and developed his cadence by consciously fillers like “uh…” with pauses, which gives him gravitas.

I wonder what he sounds like at home.

So did the narrator of that story, but it was just lady bugs.

I made it through some bad stuff, but ejected at some point. The last arc I remember they visited something like a waystation and had to kill someone? Memory is fuzzy. Don’t recall what made me drop it.

Shame, because the art was cool and I liked the world. Artist 100% a creep.

I don’t see how it’s anything other than regular old gambling.

That’s a great story. https://ethicsunwrapped.utexas.edu/case-study/therac-25

One of my most played songs last year.

What in the Kentucky fried flipping heck was that

If there’s a Latino market near you, try Peruvian Inka Kola. Tastes the same to me.

Famously

Eh, you can’t sing shanties if you’ve got two legs, and you don’t own a boat, and you’ve got no beard.

God damn the autocorrect, too!

Those were my sentiments exactly.

I answered an ad like this posted by Elcid Barrett back in Nova Scotia. Now I’m a broken man on a Halifax pier, the last of Barrett’s privateers.

I don’t know that I’d recommend the career.

I don’t think you need to prevent angled entry; take the deepest measurement achieved at any angle.

For anyone wanting to know more about these books, Reading Smut is a side-project podcast by the hosts of Reading Glasses. It’s really interesting, with lots of thoughtful guests and often odd books. One of the first episodes covered a book about a door that comes to life and lusts after the woman who lives inside.

They did get rained on. I am having trouble finding an article about it now.

Thank you.

There was an Intel experiment a while back where they left a bunch of racks in the parking lot. They found that the failure rate wasn’t much higher than inside, and not needing a data center building saved money. Maybe this project just accepts the eventual failure of components.