Atemu

They do but it's a limited kind of alias. You can't set up reverse-aliases (you send first) for example which the regular SimpleLogin can.

The first being you can lift and shift to another email provider very easily.

All alias providers I have seen (including SimpleLogin) allow arbitrary target/"backing" mailboxes.

just get a domain with alias provider and it matters not what email provider you use ever.

Personal domains are nice for "important stuff" that should be tied to your real person.

One of the features of mail aliasing services is it to provide pseudonymity which you cannot achieve if the domain literally contains your real name.

Mesh is terrible, don't fall for it. It can get you at least some connectivity in the extended areas but it won't be good connectivity.

The only actually good way to extend WiFi is to install access points and run cables to them.

Cables don't necessarily need to be regular ethernet but that's usually the best option. MOCA usually also works great. Powerline can be hit or miss, I'd only consider it a last resort and even then wouldn't expect it to work well.

Maximum operating temperature (Tjmax) is 90° for that chip. 85° is the max spike you saw.

85° <= 90°, therefore you're good. If it was constantly right up against Tjmax, that'd indicate that something's wrong with the cooling but the likes of 70-80° are expected of a chip of this class.

Das klingt nicht sehr hygienisch..

The picture made me lol :D

Nothing beats creating your own deck. Check out Anki as others have mentioned. Back before starting university when I still had time/motivation, I used the Yomichan browser extension to create flash cards out of sentences I come across online.

It doesn't work like that. Submodules are for defining the type, so the only thing you get is interface (options), not implementation.

I know I can restructure the code in other ways (eg. let .. in)

Do that.

Also be aware that some use-cases might be covered by library functions such as lib.flatMap or lib.pipe.

Could you provide a more concrete example? There"s nothing preventing what I think you're trying to do.

Write what you are trying to do and then the accompyaning error.

Here's my btrfs module for reference:

https://github.com/Atemu/nixos-config/blob/431d76e67219a37f1e2e06042141df417530200b/btrfs.nix

Super Paper Mario for the Wii also has a mechanic like that. You're in a 2D paper world (obviously) but you have the ability to temporarily turn 90°; walking through enemies and opening the possibility to i.e. pass some walls.

No more £ for you.

Nope! Not happening or at least not soon enough. Neither on macOS or Linux (can't speak for the stupid platform).

Firefox will happily keep tabs open, even if macOS reports major memory pressure or Linux needs to invoke the OOM killer because it's Gigabytes into swap.
Not to speak of what happens before memory pressure is reached; Firefox will also happily use all of your memory even if you'd rather have it free for something else you're going to do next.