Vielleicht sollte man ihn einweisen. Das ist definitiv zum Wohle der Allgemeinheit.
madmaurice
joined 2 years ago
I wouldn't say it is "hidden". "covered" would be a fitting word.
Und das auch noch von den professionellen Demonstranten! Uiuiuiui.
To be fair this is not the first infamous fascist with a bad hairdo, but this one certainly raised the bar. It looks like a bowl cut, but with different size bowls used...
Das Wurst-Käse-Szenario! Nie hätte ich es mir erträumt das einmal sehen zu dürfen 🥹
In university in the first lecture I visited they demonstrated that fact using a pickle. They sent current through and it glowed.
Na da gibt's eine ganz einfache Lösung: wir führen einfach die 30 Stunden Woche ein, dann ist das ist das wieder Vollzeit.
War nicht einer der Vorteile einer Cannabis-Legalisierung die neuen Steuereinnahmen? Gefühlt würde das doch genau jetzt passen.
"Der Staatsschutz ermittelt"
Ah gut. Dann wird das Problem ja in 3 Jahren geklärt sein...
First of all: Did you do apt dist-upgrade as well? If I remember correctly that is a new required step when upgrading to a new Debian release.
If that doesn't help, you could check if your nvidia-detect package version is the expected version, that comes with Debian 12.
If neither of these steps help you could disregard nvidia-detect and try the steps listed in the following link. It seems the firmware was moved to a separate repository compared to Debian 11. You might need to add that by hand. https://wiki.debian.org/NvidiaGraphicsDrivers#bookworm-525
Your i3 is too old. Perhaps your distro's repository has a package called "i3-gaps" which was the former fork that implemented this feature. i3-gaps was merged back into i3 in the meantime.
Since i3 4.22, you can configure window gaps.
Imho I wouldn't bother with nix-env or nix profile. It just creates a secondary list of packages that needs to be maintained and it's cumbersome to do so. There's nix-shell or nix shell if you need a package temporarily and there's your configuration.nix or flake for everything else.
Side note: nix profile at least has consistent commands: install/remove/upgrade