When in doubt, put it behind nginx

I question my choice of Nvidia every day

It literally doesn’t run dynamically linked executables without elf hacks

Sure, all software has vulnerabilities, I just don’t think people will bother to exploit my particular software combination since it’s rare

Nobody’s writing a NixOS virus to target me. Even if I download a linux virus it will probably complain about unmet dependencies

So are fiat currencies

Again, just subtract all the unique packages and you still get more packages than the AUR

If other distros have the same package, it’s not a machine generated package, is it?

https://repology.org/repositories/statistics/nonunique

This only includes packages that are also in other distros

This is just very surface level discussion. Didn’t even mention that NixOS lets you roll your system back to any previous configuration or has the most packages of any distro

Why would I trust Fedora over the developers of the package?

The Fedora maintainers shipped broken software, they should be the ones to explain themselves

I’m a real adherent of disenshittificationism

Bezos doesn’t run the business anymore. He’s no longer the CEO. While he exploited the workers during his tenure, as a customer I had no complaints when he was CEO. They had only started to enshittify recently

Try NixOS. The killer feature is mixing old and new packages because deps are not globally installed

Long before the anticipated sanctions, Liang acquired a substantial stockpile of Nvidia A100 chips, a type now banned from export to China.

That’s how

You can just try zeroSSL. Either add a DNS record they give you or host the file they give you, it’s much simpler

Who said anything about linux

It really depends. I actually needed to learn a bit about networking to be able to host multiple things on nginx on the same port. Internally they run on different ports, but they can get routed by the host name

Honestly, why switch distros? I switch DEs from time to time

I stopped liking gnome. Let’s say you try to launch a wine game and it just doesn’t launch. There’s no icon to right click on to find out which wine profile it’s launching from. The quick launch icon is just there, teasing you and not doing anything useful.

I can right click on a desktop icon in KDE and do something useful with it. KDE has gotten better. It’s no longer super buggy on Wayland with Nvidia.