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Congratulations! I hope you like them.

I have NixOS running on mine and I write everything in comments in my configuration.nix. Usually I'll write notes about why I set a certain option above the line where I do it but I also have a section at the start that describes anything to be aware of if I'm moving this configuration to another machine. For example “This assumes a drive is mounted on /mnt/backup0”

I recently got some Akko Rose Reds and I really like how light they feel, thanks for asking. Which switches are in yours?

Out of curiosity, what switches are in your keyboard?

I saw these on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1680997176/periodic-table-metal-element-keycaps-for although I'd doubt you'd make an entire keyboard out of them…

100%. This is exactly why I switched my home server over to NixOS and would struggle to go back. I used to reinstall all the time but now there really isn't any need to, since I can just look at my configuration.nix file and know everything that's installed, running and configured on my system. Whereas using any other distro I'm like WHAT ON EARTH IS RUNNING ON HERE?

This week I realised my Mastodon instance was severely out of date because I was using nix flakes and didn't autoupdate but now that's been fixed 😄

I'm currently looking to connect an NVMe SSD to a Pi 4 I have in a differences location to finally have proper 3-2-1 backups. I'm trying to find a NVMe to USB adapter that will work though.

You can host your own with Manyfold @[email protected]

You can use pixelfed with the same account, but to do this you will have to go onto your mastodon instance and follow a pixelfed accounts from there and they will appear in your Mastodon timeline. Here is a little explanation of the "log in with Mastodon" option.

Nice config you've got there and welcome to NixOS!

For me the biggest speedup in my workflow was not through actually cutting down on the build time but rather using cargo watch. With cargo watch -x run, it automatically rebuilds and runs on any change so by the time I switch to the terminal it's almost completely ready.