Nix-ld is only used by unpatched executables that use the link loader at
/libor/lib64. If you use for example python from nixpkgs than it will not pick upNIX_LD_LIBRARY_PATHandNIX_LDsince these types of binaries are configured to use a glibc from the nix store.
Ah, I guess that's why I've seen folks recommend just having uv install the python interpreter as well, so everything python uses the same link loder from nix-ld.
I would have liked the PyCon25 talk directly, but I don't think the recordings have been published yet:
https://slides.com/bittner/pycon25-nixos-for-python-developers#/2/4
Hopefully the presenter discusses more on their later slides in using python on NixOS and working around python packaging's use of dynamic linking.
I'm still using an old UC Gateway, doubt my homelab will outgrow it.
I'd love to find an example NixOS config to simply reproduce and import Clear Linux's kernel config. There are a few already for replicating CachyOS's kernel variants:
Although I'm not sure that those approachs still use clang instead of gcc?
I hope this rust library can make its way back into Moonlight and Sunshine projects.
Another related video from a nice channel I posted here previously:
Another video on PPS from a charging device perspective:
I'll say the newer up and coming standard AVS (Adjusted Voltage Supply) for support with Extended Power Range looks promising, if not a little concerning in regards to cable quality hazards.
Perhaps one could use something like this using Android's Virtualization Framework in the meantime:
Looks like they introduce the use Traefik with NixOS here:
How does Traefik compare to a reverse proxy like Caddy?
Yeah, the centralization of public Internet infrastructure around Cloud flare has been concerning, not only as a single point of failure but also in terms of consolidation of trust.
As a prior student workout a public IP deep behind several NATs, with little funds for self hosting hobbies, these kinds of tunnel services were a handy gateway in getting started.
Although, I hope ISP adoption of IPv6 or cheaper bandwidth quotas for VPS providers help compete on this front for self hosting networking.
Too bad you have to rely on cloudflare to then manage your domain to utilize this feature, like if it's just a demo for a one off project.
I'll preface that NixOS may not be for everyone, as deviating from a conventional hierarchical file system is a radical departure from conventional distributions; but for those that want precise control over their system environment, it has a good deal of appeal.
For example, I appreciate being able to use the latest bleeding release of a number of tools while sticking with older trusted versions of other utilities, but if both relied upon different versions of similar dependencies, such package conflicts can be troublesome to resolve, as few Linux package managers gracefully deal with multi version installs.
For NixOS using the nix store, installing leaf packages that traditionally conflict is trivial, and as a user, I can spend less time managing every transitive dependency in order to use the software I want. Not having to wait for a disjointed ecosystem of packages to synchronize around dependencies, or resorting to compromise in package version selection is very liberating.
The functional language and documentation for nix itself is a bit quirky, as I wish it was stronger typed, but being able to declaratively express and version control my setup across workstations has been a time saver; installing/configuring something once and then have-done with it.