Ah, yes the memories. I followed it pretty closely, happily forgot most of it. I’m somehow reminded of Groklaw.

Voyager 2 is one of the coolest achievements of all time. Are there any efforts under way for anything similar with modern tech?

I have used it as a daily driver. My biggest issue was the nix language. If I was to go back, I would invest more time in learning nix.

How so? More essential than the Earth?

Why? I would rather have preservation on earth, than on the moon.

Hope this catches on. Love it.

We probably should be training the students to use the AI as a tool

I’m playing this on my Steam Deck too. Super enjoyable. Love the game mechanics, the atmosphere and the art style.

Same here. I’m not going back to reddit either. I’m loving the Fediverse. There is plenty of content for me.

I agree with this. I find both numbers interesting, but the total number of subscribers seems more interesting than the local number.

Awesome! Excited to try this as soon as I get my deck.

Ordered the steam deck. Pretty excited about it. Also been looking at Dark Souls 3, and R-Type 2.

Not using it anymore. Although I’m thinking about going back to it. The NixOS learning curve is a bit more steep than most other distros.

Yes absolutely. It is really great. It is also a source of frustration, e.g., missing configuration options, non-obvious options and so on. Overall it works well.

I used NixOS for a couple of years. My experience is like this:

1. It is a rolling release (mostly)
2. You write a declarative configuration for your system, e.g., my config will say I want Neovim with certain plugins, and I can also include my Neovim configuration
3. It is stable, and when it breaks it is easy to go back
4. Packages are mostly bleeding edge