

Nothing will ever be just “docker compose up” but checkout movim. I think it’s good. Haven’t used it myself yet.


Nothing will ever be just “docker compose up” but checkout movim. I think it’s good. Haven’t used it myself yet.


I forgot to mention the I DO NOT recommend ubuntu :)) but a start is a start.
I would recommend debian or MX linux instead.


I’m a Guix guy myself. So I’m boarding them on arch+guix like myself slowly 😁 l think if you have someone to walk you through, guix is pretty easy to get started with.


I boarded my friend on arch and he took it like a champ. Beware, it has a very steep learning curve and needs patience. But otherwise, a more pre-configured distro is better. Cachy os, endeavour, or as much as hate to say, fedora.
The more important thing is the DE. I strongly suggest Plasma (kde).
Don’t know such person.
Not for the actors I’m currently worried about. My phone is definitely bugged by govt. And being monitored but this is a more direct threat right now and the actors aren’t the type to bug a phone.
Should we ask the mods why they removed it? It was a very good answer!
One of the owners thinks one of the business partners that comes in their office might have bugged the office. They get lots of unattended time there, and they’re a shady and bad person overall so it’s probable.
Thank you for your thorough answer. The bad actors I worry about aren’t the employers.


Lot’s of birds will be shredded
I think edn is almost the only more advanced and ergonomic option to json. Edn is like the evolved json, but its interesting that its roots are way older than JSON.
The fact that you can very efficiently define whole applications and software just with edn (and the lisp syntax in general) is what makes really amazing.
I think this blog post sheds more light on how we only need lisp for defining data and applications.


Thank you! Sorry for the cloud error, the server’s origin website is hosted in my country Iran, which is currently in a semi-blackout and very bad internet distruptions. Very sad.
You might see the blog if you try a couple times more, I can see it with most VPNs.
I completely agree with your points. I’m stating the same sentiment in the blog.
I prefer GUIs for two things:


Ooh thanks! I was really looking to forward to such additions!


Totally agreed!


Exactly. I’m on the exact same boat, the blog post is the proof! :D


Yeah browsers are the main GUI I use. w3m is great for reading blogs and those types of things but like you say, not the best experience for most things. And we can’t really blame it on them, the modern web is horribly written most of the time.
Yes, I mentioned collapseOS in the post. I think it’s very interesting.
For when there is no electricity, I think we’re past the point of “software” at that point. I’m not exactly aiming for a guide to a “full-on everything is gone” situation. More like, “very bad situation which there is still some levels of civilization”. I mainly used the word apocalypse because saying " we need software for when things are very bad, like revolutions and wars and partial supply chain collapse" didn’t really sound interesting.
Thanks for reading!


Dude for the first 15s I thought this is porn