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Would regular posts help discussion? Like a "what are you working on" type post?

I have the same complaint and I dont know either. You can add at least 5 favorite/bookmarked folders that show underneath, but thats all I know of.

What are the risks of running a monero node?

When I hopped on the home manager train I enabled starship (since it was just a couple lines to add) and I'm very happy with it. It has a couple small things out of the box that I really want. Mostly, its trimming my path so it doesnt take the full width of my terminal. I have it set so it only prints the lowest 3 directories and it wont print any directory higher than the current git repo Im in. IMO i hate all the little emojis but that was very easy to remove/disable. Its a very clean experience, and straightforward config (toml if not using nix).

EDIT: here's a pic of the path trimming. This is about as complicated as it gets. Also, I'm using catpuccin color scheme in urxvt.

Will this get me trouble?

If you need just the id you can always screenshot that barcode or store it in an app like Catima. I dont have any advice for if you need other functionality, sorry.

Python, for when I don't feel like writing in Rust.

Looks like you have a good start. Being to manage existing files with home.file makes it so easy go jump on board. I also love being able to define my own file structure and home manager takes care of the rest. Keep me updated on how this progresses!

I don't like having to renavigate to my project directory in a new terminal:

alias clone='(pwd | urxvt & disown $!)'

Takes my current directory and opens it in my terminal. Then it disowns that new terminal process, so if I close the current terminal the new one doesnt disappear with it.

I also use alias nd=nix develop a lot.

On the tangent of quantum factorization, I feel like a reality of modern encryption at risk is still very slim. At least if the wiki article is anything to go by. I think we are sooner to have backdoors in encryption algorithms than we are quantum messing everything up.