I started robotics at 12, started linux aroumd the same time but had to use windows for the program used for robotics competitions,

Stopped attending them at 14 so started using arch right after that and used it for 6 years.

After that used gentoo for a year at 20, and now I’m 21 using nixos.

I also started selfhosting with linix vps-s at around the age of 18, with debian. And last week started to move all my server to nixos with nixos-anywhere and deploying the server with deploy-rs.

Might make a blogpost on my selfhosting journey and on how I use nixos for selfhosting. Haven’t made a post since the start of the year.

Which you still need to specifically specify. By default everything still has to be compiled.

Only monad I know is xmonad. My favourite x11 window manager.

I remeber using plasma on a weak 2016 160 usd laptop with no issue in 2018, I can only imagine how much better is now

From what I know it’s the people who are using asahi linux in general and it’s drivers.

Heard he got sent death threats.

Yea the title of the post is wrong, in the ss they never mentioned emulation.

Wouldn’t know, because at the time I was by my pc maybe 30 mins a day because of my job, so I just let my system compile in my 13 hours work time so just never tested that stuff out.

I do know that it felt snappy always.

Agree, might go back to it, but when that came up at the beggining of this year ( or was it last ? ) about mainter’s made me leave it until the situation settled down cause I didn’t wanna use a distro in an unstable maintenanve state.

100%, I use to do global use flags at ‘-*’ and then set minimal amount of flags till I get something working.

Spent a whole day doing that.

I wrote at the end in an edit it’s for fun and learning new things.

I tend to get bored of running the ssme distro for more than a year.

Luckilly my machine isn’t a work machine and just my personal plaything which I can break whenever I wan’t and then spend time learning how to fix it ( exceot lfs. i still need to use it to manage my server’s )

I used to strip out more than half the features those packages provided that I didn’t need, so it does for my usecases.

Gentoo is a distro that you compile all the packages ( atleast used to be that ) where you compile packages with flags that optimize those for your exact cpu.

Also allows you to strip out features from packages while compiling like X11/wayland uf you don’t use either.

This can help a lot in general performance of your system.

That defeats the whole purpose of using gentoo tho.

That defeats the purpose of using gentoo tho.

This happens in balkans/croatia.

A golf 2 was driving in front of me downhill around 70-80km/h before a curve. Enden up going off road and doing 4 rolls until back on tires. The driver just went out and check if the car was drivable. The next moment I see him just driving off like nothing ever happened.

While all thay was happenning I pulled over meaning to check whether the driver was fine, but seeing him coming out checking the car and just driving off the very next moment left me thinking “Eh, just another day in the balkans”.

Just connect it to a monitor and you have a regular pc, I have seen a lot of people use it as one with no issues.

They can always make a torrent of it and share it like that if they are in a country with barelly any dmca laws.

Somebody can always just get an offline copy of that data, that kever hits the internet so company’s won’t know where it is so it can’t be dmca’d.

I was talking for the op in that part tho, it can be seen from the context

I just prefer the vim bindings and motions, not an obsession. I use diff tools almost daily and can manage in them with no issues, but whenever I can use vim binding I will because they just feel better to me.