Meh, I’m not doing the worst with my Arch setup.
It may be time to switch to Nix tho :3

Also, skirts are underrated. Wear skirts, everyone, don’t even care. Everyone looks good in a skirt. And with eyeliner and mascara too! (imho)
#SkirtsAndEyelinerAndMascaraForEveryone

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    This exact meme unironically made me try NixOS half a year ago.

    It’s now among my favourite distros, and I run it on my main laptop.

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    Where do kilts and kilt socks fit in here? I went mostly the same route, but hit Ubuntu before Mint.

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    nix is ai slop now, go with guix

    unfortunately it will turn your socks into loose white long johns with a butt hatch

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        honestly, because nix the language is bad and unnecessary. nix the community/nix the system is one thing, and lix adresses that, but my basic gripe is that they decided to make a new language when so many already exist, then make it the most weird, inconsistent mess since c++.

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            Have a look at Guile Scheme like Guix uses and see what consistency can look like.

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              consistency is in the eyes of beholder i guess. i personally don’t think scheme is much better consistency-wise. maybe except the consistent use of parentheses…

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            well, for a declarative language it has taken on a lot of procedural constructs. then there’s the right-associativity on some structures, currying that looks like nesting, and oddities like recursive definitions. it uses a lot of different building blocks, is what i’m getting at.

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              i see that as nix being inconsistent with the tradition of functional languages, which is fair. but i don’t think there are many internal self inconsistencies?

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                of course it’s all based on opinion when it comes down to it, but the recursive vs regular dicts feel inconsistent. the conditionals all seem to have slightly different syntax as well.

                i think it comes down to them not being able to decide if they wanted a dsl or a generalist language, and landing somewhere inbetween. they could just have hooked up a lua interpreter, or gone config-only, but instead we got yaml anchors with logic in them.

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                  i always assumed they wanted something that’s lazy-by-default and relatively simple, because that’s what nix feel like to me. and using a language they control probably makes things like evaluation caching simpler? also nix is turing-complete so i wouldn’t consider it a dsl.

                  if you hate recursive attrs you can always use lib.fix (self: { ... })

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      Can you link a sauce for that? I’m considering hopping to a new distro (CachyOS didn’t really impress me) and Nix is one of my top picks, despite my concerns about its governance.

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    I have the perfect ones, that let you see the thighs, btw

    I just don’t wear skirts because I feel I’ll look uglier than hunger; but if my bro asks me, I won’t say no either… 😋

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      As someone who uses Mint, I’ve got those super-short below-the-ankle no-show socks. If I’m going to go through the hassle of shaving, everyone is required to see how good a job I did.

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    Where do Atomic distros fit on this? I feel like they’re babbies first linux below Mint, yet all of my stockings except for the pawpad ones go up to my thighs.

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        See that’s why it’s so good. If you ever want to justify a CPU upgrade, tell yourself it speeds up emerge @world

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        But for how long? I’d need to shave my legs every 3 days if I wanted to be smooth

        Same for my whole body. I even have hair on my fingers and toes, that’s how much hair there is on my body :(

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            True, I could try wax

            For laser hair removal, isn’t it pretty expensive? Also I heard that you can buy some to use yourself, but I also heard it’s not safe?

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              the at home stuff is perfectly safe as long as you have a functioning brain. don’t look at the big light and you won’t burn out your retinas, shave before each use and you won’t burn your hair.

              It can be really hit or miss depending on your hair and skin color though, and it’s not like proper laser where the follicles are gone forever. It’s more like it kinda “locks in” your shave for longer, and if you stick with it you’ll also notice you’re smoother after each shave.

              If you want the hair permanently gone though, so far the only solution I’ve found is laser, and yah it’s incredibly expensive. Just doing my face was like $2000 and that was with heavy discounts. A lot of places will let you finance it so you can pay monthly instead, but then you’re stuck paying monthly…

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                Do you have one of the at home you would recommend?

                And it works better with darker hair and lighter skin, right?

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              For laser hair removal, isn’t it pretty expensive?

              Yeah, it’s definitely more pricey, but IIRC it lasts a bit longer than pretty much everything.

              Also I heard that you can buy some to use yourself, but I also heard it’s not safe?

              Not sure. I’d definitely trust a professional over doing it myself though, at least until I did a fuck load of research for how to do it.

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    QubesOS: multiple leggings.

    Linux From Scratch:
    Here’s a needle and cloth. Go make a skirt yourself.

    OpenSUSE: sandals and long socks.