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【EN OK/JP下手】demize, in all lowercase. accidental principal developer, apparently? twitch affiliate. contact info on site. ugoku, ugoku. #nobot

in my free time, I enjoy devops.

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Pronounsshe/her; it/its to some
Sitehttps://demize.unstable.systems
Twitchhttps://twitch.tv/demize95
Githubhttps://github.com/demize
Vtuber Accounthttps://vt.social/@akeboshi
BirthdayMarch 30, 1995
"Your use case is, there's a fourteen year old in an emergency room at 3 AM. English is their second or maybe fourth language. They have a battered school Chromebook or a hand-me-down Android device that was the cheapest thing on the market six years ago or a PS Vita their parents don't even realize has a web browser, and they're trying to educate themselves in the middle of the single most terrifying night they've ever experienced. Your site needs to work for that person at that moment."
@ireneista @AmyZenunim I wish we could turn that theory into reality
@foone @whitequark (the one in the first post, not Catherine's)
@foone @whitequark this... appears to be an actual official Microsoft github account, though
if tor is the darkweb, fedi is the dorkweb
International Space Station astronauts told to prepare for possible evacuation over air leak – live

Russian crew member attempting to fix a worsening leak of air on its portion of the orbital laboratory, NASA said

the Guardian
@weirdunits most axolotl are too small to have a radio, unfortunately
@munin it's the only supported init system on alpine, it's an option on gentoo, and apparently artix exists as an arch fork that's very opinionated about systemd (its opinion is no). not familiar with artix, but I do think I've heard the name, at least
@munin I have nothing against nixos but it is extremely not for me :p

@munin I've used a lot of distros (though I've settled on gentoo now) and the only real exception to this I would note is nixos

nixos goes all-in on declarative configuration and this is such a different paradigm that it's... a lot to get used to

just about everything else? 99% of the time it's just "use a different package manager command, use a different command to start/stop/enable services, it's fine"