This is what happens when you don’t use crypto as god intended: purchasing medication from India and subscriptions to indexers.

I’m not saying this is what I bought Monero for.

But this is what I bought Monero for.

This is so stupid, it’d be hard to make up. Confusing transgenic with transgender. Holy shit. But probably par for the course for the guy who has trouble differentiating mental asylums and political asylum

It’s a hypothetical scenario anyways because Ukraine being a NATO member would mean NATO boots on ground in Ukraine, which the US (and in fairness a lot of other NATO countries, but for different reasons) want to avoid. But it calls the bluff on the unfounded dictator accusations that Russia and some puppets peddle.

The Family Guy joke what Meg is short for was tame in comparison

Or three, depending on how you count it.

There was also a modern American take on the matter

I’m not sure is helpful if they’re all from different mothers, just guarantees infighting.

Okay.

He’s Finnish

You can also use reusable straws. Those can be metal or silicone.

I mean while technically not wrong, this is rude towards American farmers.

Jokes aside, fuck Fox News

No worries. They need taxes to subsidize their cronies, so taxing workers will always work and be heavily enforced.

You don’t configure GRUB directly in NixOS. You configure it like everything else via NixOS modules which are pretty robust (but with enough energy, you can probably create something that passes evaluation but won’t actually work). Only my VPSs use GRUB, the rest lanzaboote and none of these ever broke.

So I’d say breaking your GRUB config by accident in NixOS is very unlikely.

The only people this hurts is middle class Americans who have much of their savings tied to investments.

Also everyone who is somehow affected by pension funds, if I’m not mistaken.

“The law, in its majestic equality, forbids rich and poor alike to sleep under bridges, to beg in the streets, and to steal their bread.”

You can use systemd with the classic logging tools by installing and enabling their respective service if you prefer. This will forward all messages to them. You even get a more comprehensive log than before systemd as the latter will even forward the messages that were sent before the logging service was started.

Edit: similarly for cron, you can still use the classic tools. I see their appeal in ease of configuration. Though in my opinion, systemd timers are more powerful and better integrated (don’t ask me why, I made that assessment years ago) so I accept that increased complexity.

For logs, I actually prefer the systemd journal though