

Roll back to a previous version, source control your configuration to record all your changes, install services for your packages to configure them, switch to a new version without rebooting


Roll back to a previous version, source control your configuration to record all your changes, install services for your packages to configure them, switch to a new version without rebooting
They are not as secure as grapheneos, and they don’t really care


sudo nixos-rebuild switch


The impact on climate change is not an issue if we use clean energy


You cut off the rest of the sentence where I qualify my statement


How about we just prosecute those cops and keep the cameras


That’s a valid opinion, but let’s not pretend it’s all downside.


For what purpose
For the point I’m making, I don’t have vim and never used it because I’ve never installed it


Let’s not pretend there’s only downside


There are thousands of cases of finding missing persons using cameras
https://www.whsv.com/2026/08/01/deputy-uses-flock-cameras-find-missing-girl-less-than-30-minutes/
If you compare to 50 instances of abuse, is that a good tradeoff


I’m forefathers?


I see nothing wrong with what you’re doing in public being available to law enforcement. It’s already legal to record it, a cop can pull out his phone and record you and it’s not illegal already


Not every move. Only moves in public where recording with your phone is already legal


I didn’t say that


Who shows their cock to their kids?
If it’s standard why does my distro not ship it


It’s actually a good idea? You don’t have expectation of privacy when you’re outside. It’s legal for anyone to install a camera pointing outside.
When Ubuntu didn’t cleanly upgrade I had to wipe it even though it was an upgrade from LTS to LTS. No such issues with NixOS