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nix gf
(hexbear.net)
btfs
btrfs
Found her.
I'm the Himbo BF that runs configuration.nix without home manager or flakes. She says she can fix me, but she doesn't have to since I can roll back!
nothing wrong with a well-crafted configuration.nix file
That's all right, as long as you aren't those weirdos that use nix-env 
Where could one find one of these Nix GFs? It's for a very important university project.
In the bounds of this very comment.
Only at night, while sleeping
I'm partway there since having been recently recommended NixOS
me n who????
I would listen to her infodump. I'm sure I would become much better at using nixos if I did.
The typos are accurate since everyone who uses Nix makes a typo once and the interpreter barks at them viciously.
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