Amikke @Amikke@social.cleverlibre.org

That tactic was very successful, as evidenced by how my dog sitting right next to me at the time seemed to not even notice it.

Living is a big city is fun and very convenient, but it lacks the wild animals that are fun to encounter. So when I visit the rural village of my ancestors, I often end up getting excited over a random toad that happened to hop into view.
I don't know what species it is, but I did like how it stuck to the tactic of pretending to be a rock even after I got my phone right up in it's face, so here you go Fediverse, have a random Polish toad.

#meme

It's been about a year since I switched to #NixOS and I must say it's the #Linux distro I've had the least problems with. Which says a lot considering I've also used Ubuntu, Linux Mint and Manjaro, all of which put more emphasis on being easy to use, besides a bunch of nerd shit like Arch, Gentoo and Exherbo.

My experience is that a distro is either easy to install and configure on a basic level but absolutely shits itself or presents many blockades when you attempt to veer off the beaten path (by installing a version of a package that is not outdated by 3 years, for example), like the former ones, or it's just painful for everything, basic or not, and actively discourages its use, like the latter ones.

NixOS is the exception, apart from the initial installation and configuration which require experience, all system management is reduced to changing a single well-designed config file and letting the nix modules do their thing.

And it works. Great distro, recommend, 9/10 (point substracted for occasionally inadequate documentation)

>hey what's that NothingOSS thing
>go to nothing.tech
>mostly loads then redirects
>to fucking pl.nothing.tech
>wait for that shit to load
>no apparent changes

Is there something more annoying than unsolicited localisation? Apparently yes, unsolicited javascript-based no-op localisation.

If you design your website like that, fuck you.