asteroidrainfall

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Sony Announces New Slim PlayStation 5 Models With Removable Disc Drives (www.gameinformer.com)
 

Nearly three years after the initial launch of the PlayStation 5, Sony has revealed a redesign. Both the disc drive model and the digital model will be updated, but these two models aren't…

Space Opera? in c/sciencefiction@lemmy.world
[–] asteroidrainfall@kbin.social 1 points 1 year ago

For shows, Battlestar Galactica is always great. I just started watching Caprica and loving it so far. It might not be an “opera”, but it does so much to fill out the Battlestar Galactica universe.

I also just started reading The Expanse series and would definitely recommend it, even for someone like me who’s not an avid reader.

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Browsing the Web in 2023 [Startups & News Websites] (www.youtube.com)
 

Browsing the Web in 2023Interview with a Web User in 2023 with Pete Liebering - aired on © The Web.State of the Web 2023Linux BrowserLinux Internet BrowsingR...

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How calculator games took over schools (youtu.be)
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NIX OS: the BEST package manager on the MOST SOLID Linux distribution (www.youtube.com)
 

NixOS is a Linux distribution that is completely and entirely reproducible. Everything you use is defined in a configuration file that is used to build your system. All the services, packages, options, partition layout, hardware, everything, is in this config file.

If you're a developer, your eyes might be sparkling right now: that's right, one config file to exactly replicate your entire development environment.

You also can never get into dependency hell. Packages all declare exactly which versions of each library they need, and these versions are all installed side by side and kept, not erased by newer versions.

NixOS sounds super cool. Has anyone tried it out on a RaspberryPi for a home server? I might try replacing Ubuntu as my home server.

How do you think about Snap? in c/linux@kbin.social
[–] asteroidrainfall@kbin.social 0 points 1 year ago

I only use it for my #Nextcloud instance. #Snap does make it easy to upgrade or rollback and configure. That said I wouldn’t use it for anything else and would probably use the #docker image next time.