Ah fair, thanks for the extra info. Take care out there!

if you order it fresco

what does this mean

Huh, so this is snow tossed from snow-clearing machines and isn’t freshly fallen snow? Maybe what I’m saying doesn’t apply then. I think it should be okay since it should(?) compress the same, but I legit don’t know. It could be different

When I visit the US I do this exclusively from family-owned restaurants, hence why I’ve never tried Taco Bell.

But very few exist here, and none within delivery distance from me.

normal bike with winter tyres

You don’t need fat tyres. Fresh uncleared snow is the best to cycle on, it literally compresses under the tyre and gives you traction. You know when you squeeze a snowball so tight that the surface almost becomes sticky? It’s exactly like that

isn’t that normal for trails through country? plus, cycling on snow is pretty stable

heat improves the flavour often. If you ever cut chilli peppers into a salad, you’ll find that you won’t need to add salt

the best resource in Guix is searching the irc logs or reaching out to their irc directly. The manual only gets you so far

we should talk…
can you buy mangoes…

We lose Cartoon Network. It’s… hard to cope tbh

I love it, but the configuration is messy. Many packages are out of date, but the Scheme syntax makes it easy to update them and build them on your system.

Problem is, getting these updates merged with the upstream never happens generally speaking (I have several open patches), so you end up having two working trees in your local Guix repo, and heaven forbid you run guix pull on the wrong branch.

Also you can’t just install these packages, you have to import the keyrings of any packages that access the kernel. That requires you to go to the website, check out the owner of the key, see their contributions and decide for yourself if you trust it

+1 for Alpine. I had my reservations due to their mistrust for glibc which rattled my GNU sensibilities, but musl is rock steady and all my apps feel stable and hackable.

Gnome is a harmless though. It’s so benign it’s reliable.

KDE is glossy and featureful and sometimes my CPU fan doesn’t go down for whole hours because baloo is scanning my entire filesystem (including various conda installations) despite me repeatedly asking it not to.

he said exhaustion, likely he needs less

Pulseaudio should have hooks

# cat /etc/pulse/default.pa
load-module module-switch-on-connect
load-module module-exec
load-module module-exec arguments="path/to/your/script.sh %s"    

(where %s resolves on trigger to the name of the sink added)

Your script.sh should then match the first argument to the name of the sink you want to control, and then run

# path/to/your/script.sh
if [ "$1" = "THESINKIWANT" ]; then
  pactl set-sink-volume $1 40%
fi

this is high level trolling, kudos sir

Pretty sure it’s: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulIOrQasR18

“NO! YOU MUST FORCE EVERYONE IN YOUR VICINITY TO USE SIGNAL. USE SIGNAL. IF SOMEONE YOU KNOW DOESN’T USE SIGNAL, KILL THEM.”

This entire thread.

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