Enabling searxng on a NixOS instance is trivial and works well. What are you missing here ?
Thank you, always loved that game series !
Here comes the hotsteppers, ini kamoze !
GitHub has an official app now which, I have to admit, is really great!
Being unknown was not a premise in the question.
Typst, Nix, Git, Blender
Vscode with typst-preview plugin. A wonderful combo.
You'll thank me later...
I'm writing a thesis using https://typst.app
I was hesitant to use it at the beginning but in the end, it's one of the best choice I made so far.
It's only the old V2, not the very latest one.
I merged the new update in nix myself, it will be available soon in subsequent release branches.
Today I learned, thanks 🙏!
Good to know but is it a German brand or not in the end?
I love these ones: https://meistersinger.com/
Love your baby HARD but know that that pain you feel is the most beautiful pain you will ever feel bc what you’re feeling is love.
That's so true... Thank you for your kind and comforting words. On my side, I have the tendency to tear up when I think of him, I guess time will heal, and I will smile very soon... time heal everything...
being a good owner means making that terrible decision for them.
That is something I had hard time to accept... the moment I took the decision was hard, the last time he say goodbye to his friend, the last time he walk in the house, the last time he comes on the bed to wake us up, the last time... of everything... damn I'm writing this now and I start to see things blurry... I guess the recovery will take time for me.
Anyway, thanks for your kind words, all these messages were so amazing....
Thank you for sharing your touching story. They are not dumb indeed, they are definitely an integral part of the family, and they don't need to speak to be understood and to give love.
Thanks for your comforting words, I wish your cat many years ahead, my mother's cat lived almost 19 years.
It’s been a while since I last took the time to write here. 2023 has proven to be a particularly interesting year, filled with numerous projects and a wealth of learning opportunities. Throughout the year, I’ve contributed to 38 open-source projects, resulting in 357 merged pull requests. statistics...
![Retrospective 2023](https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/8e3ec71c-d6b0-4f92-a5d5-0b63aa810e54.jpeg?format=webp&thumbnail=256)
Hey,
I recently lost my furry friend... It was a tough period and I'm still sad, even if time is healing slowly.
It's the first time I had to deal with such a situation where I have to decide when to go to the vet for the final journey... It was so hard....
Today I can talk about it without getting too emotional. I've also written a blog post on my website to express what I was feeling about that.
People are telling me to adopt another one, but to be honest, I don't feel like I can do it now... Maybe it will come back, I don't know.
All I can say is that it was one of the hardest thing to endure. We love so much those small little animals... Maybe too much.
And you, how have you dealt with such situation? Did you end up getting another one at some point?
Edit: I spent this morning going through each of your messages individually. Thank you so much for sharing your stories and advice. I'm at a loss for words, except to express my heartfelt THANK YOU for your kindness and support. One phrase from your comments deeply resonated with me: "Grief is the price to pay for love." How profoundly true that is... I believe our Izumi lived a joyful life, and he brought us joy "every. single. day. of. his. little. life." Making the decision to end suffering is incredibly difficult, but I believe it's a part of being a responsible pet owner. In such moments, selflessness, not selfishness, is the choice to do.