Isn’t that the risk of running an unstable build of anything?

I found a distro that would install on the windows file system and boot. Apparently it was slackware based didn’t have a concept in my head of package managers couldn’t figure out how to install gaim (now pidgin) gave up. Didn’t go back for another 4 years doing C in college. Didn’t look back from there.

Been using nixos for a couple months now. It’s nice and I really enjoy having all my configuration in one place and able to be version controlled. The down side being installing and configuring things take a bit more time to read how nix does it. I have it on a laptop that I’ve been playing with and removed it and put rocky for something else but I am 100% confident I can go right back to the way i had it.

So far the cons I’m seeing is installing vscode plugins are a little annoying and setting up to do python development on existing projects not very easy.

streisand effect they are going to be sold out everywhere now

Highly recommend using lvm in the future. You can undersize your partitions and when whichever one you need more space on it’s easy to grow. Also really easy to live migrate to other drives as needed. Good luck.

It’s based on security hole in what I’m interpreting as a web API. You leverage a legitimatly logged in Google account on a malicious website and this web endpoint gives you keys to everything else

They seemed to have demonstrated it on chrome and leveraged by the chrome browser but I don’t see why this couldn’t be exploited on any browser.

More economical and practical than any electric car on the market lol. Too bad they stopped selling them in the states.

Yeah the options just don’t exist yet especially under $35k new what would you buy?

They’ve got a huge share of the hybrid market. Why release something sub par (expensive, low range, needs to be plugged in) my guess is they let Tesla and other companies fight it out and learn from them wait for the infrastructure to catch up then sell to the common person not just people who can afford to have a less practical car.

I think they are just being very conservative on their lineup. They’ll hold on to hybrids till they can absolutely rock the EV world. Technology that improves EVs generally improves hybrids also and they will just sell better because they are more flexible.

I’m putting money on Toyota and their Panasonic batteries to build something like a Corolla EV for $25k USD 400 mile range.

Infrastructure is going to have to keep up too. Unless you are in a progressive/new/expensive apartment/neighborhood has reliable access to chargers that’s going to have to change before you can start selling EVs to lower and lower middle class. Right now they only make sense of you have a garage to park in.