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calligraffiti Feb 26

@micheleclamp.com It is gorgeous!

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tante Jan 31

Really cool little receipt thingy included

calligraffiti Jan 20

DigitalNaiv = Stefan Pfeiffer Jan 20

Kostensparen trifft Unabhängigkeit: Schleswig-Holstein ersetzt proprietäre Software von #Microsoft durch offene Lösungen – nicht zuletzt, um sich von politisch-ökonomischen US-Einflüssen zu lösen. Ein Modell für andere Verwaltungen, das zeigt: digitale Souveränität ist kein Traum. 🔄FAZ #OpenSource #Verwaltung #Strategie
Man muss nur wollen, lieber Bund, liebe Länder. Endlich aufwachen - oder weiter Zölle und Abgaben zahlen https://www.faz.net/aktuell/politik/inland/abhaengigkeit-von-usa-schleswig-holstein-setzt-auf-open-source-software-accg-110820135.html

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calligraffiti Jan 20

@Andreas_Sturm @itsfoss let us know if you need any help during the transition. :-)

calligraffiti Jan 19

calligraffiti Jan 18

I need Nix Home Manger advice… What packages do you generally add to you nix configuration vs. using your native package manager?

My current thinking is…
- Dev related packages = home-manager
- Packages that need global access, and packages that are utilities = apt/brew/yum, etc.
- Packages, like graphic utilities load via nix-shell when needed.

What's the best strategy?

#nix #homemanager

calligraffiti Jan 19

Maybe time to consider dumping your ring doorbell?

https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/16/amazons-ring-to-partner-with-flock-a-network-of-ai-cameras-used-by-ice-feds-and-police/

Amazon's Ring to partner with Flock, a network of AI cameras used by ICE, feds, and police | TechCrunch

Agencies that use Flock can request that Ring doorbell users share footage to help with "evidence collection and investigative work."

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calligraffiti Jan 19

@sandro that’s certainly was the goal. I just keep running into stability issues certain packages. Particularly with those lightweight desktop apps, like Shotwell for example. And because I don’t need any special setting carried over it just seems easier. I imagine if I could write a module just to load such packages?

calligraffiti Jan 18

Information Is Beautiful Jan 18

Deep truth

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calligraffiti Jan 18

MostlyHarmless Jan 18

calligraffiti Jan 18

I need Nix Home Manger advice… What packages do you generally add to you nix configuration vs. using your native package manager?

My current thinking is…
- Dev related packages = home-manager
- Packages that need global access, and packages that are utilities = apt/brew/yum, etc.
- Packages, like graphic utilities load via nix-shell when needed.

What's the best strategy?

#nix #homemanager