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First the commands and then we will discuss the why and how. # Usage: # nix-exec PKG CMD [ARG]... nix-exec() { local thepkg="$1" shift local thecmd="$1" shift nix-shell -p "$thepkg" --run "exit 0" if [ "$?"
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Since June 2024 I’ve been operating a mirror for Zig releases at http://mirrors.nektro.net/zig/. https://github.com/mlugg/setup-zig was testflighting what would eventually become the https://ziglang.org/download/community-mirrors/ system and I wanted a br…
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Lately I’ve been building some side projects using USWDS, or US Web Design System and it has been going great.
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There have been quite a few number of times where the default layout algorithm of the <table> element has surprised me.
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As an avid contriubtor to open source, I accrue a lot of branches in my local Git repos.
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As an avid contriubtor to open source, both in my own repositories and others', I interact with Git a lot and need to submit changes to those projects.
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As an avid contriubtor to open source, both in my own repositories and others', I interact with Git a lot and need to submit changes to those projects.
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As an avid contriubtor to open source, both in my own repositories and others', I interact with Git a lot and need to submit changes to those projects.
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Hey y’all, in our last installment I showed off the first “real application” coming out of Magnolia Desktop and today I wanted to show some screenshots for a new app aptly named ImageViewer.
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https://mastodon.social/@nektro/110857823907433264 I’ve been working on a nice catalog of demos for Magnolia Desktop, but it now has reached a point where I made real app: Calculator This has been a long time coming since my first introductory post to Mag…
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As the developer of a source package manager (for the reference point of this article) rather than one of a system package manager (eg apt, apk, pacman, nix) it is very easy for me to prioritize the users who only build their apps from source by running z…
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One of the biggest factors in how intimidating something is is how little you know about it.
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So what is “living at HEAD” ?
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As of today I have moved the handful of articles I had published on https://nektro.mataroa.blog/ off and transferred them back here as well as updated my GitHub profile to point back to this site.
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Originally published on https://nektro.mataroa.blog/ Well hello friends!
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Originally published on https://nektro.mataroa.blog/ Hello all!
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Originally published on https://nektro.mataroa.blog/ Send Inbox > Write Options > Delivery Format > Plain Text Only Compose From the main menubar, Edit > Account Settings Go to “Composition & Addressing” Un-check “Compose messages in HTML format”
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Originally published on https://nektro.mataroa.blog/ This is a very nice site and pretty in line with what Ive been looking for lately. mlog.nektro.net will likely still have its uses but Hugo/git based blog feels like a lot of friction that I feel stops…
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Hello all!
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Hello!
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Hello again!
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The original creation date on this article is 17 Jan 2022 and I’ve been running NixOS 21.05 since then.
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This post assumes you’ve already read Generating a PGP key.
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This post assumes you’ve already read Generating a PGP key.
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For this we’ll be using GnuPG, aka GPG, which is a common implementation of the PGP spec. $ gpg --full-generate-key As this will be your master key, make sure to pick RSA and RSA, 4096 bits, and does not expire for the generation options.
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Vagrant is an application to enable you to programmatically control VM’s Hashicorp calls Vagrant Boxes.
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First, services: analytics: image: milesmcc/shynet ports: - "8080" environment: DB_NAME: shynet_analytics DB_USER: postgres DB_PASSWORD: ${POSTGRES_PASSWORD} DB_HOST: postgres DB_PORT: "5432" ACCOUNT_EMAIL_VERIFICATION: none TIME_ZONE: America/Los_Angeles…
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services: nginx-proxy: image: jwilder/nginx-proxy:alpine volumes: - /var/run/docker.sock:/tmp/docker.sock:ro - .
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Run $ sudo dmesg | grep 'firmware load for' | grep 'failed with error' $ sudo dmesg | grep 'firmware: failed to load' This will search your diagnostic kernel logs for failed firmware loads and will produce lines that look similar to the following [ 53.168…