I finally made the switch recently. Been dual booting for a while. I use arch on my laptop for fun and Linux Mint Debian Edition on my desktop for stability.

Well said. Some of the most talented devs I know use Stack Overflow. It depends on how you use it.

Genuine question. What is the "tucky" in pennsyltucky? Is it somehow tied to Kentucky?

I've got it working a couple of times. In my opinion they need to fix documentation, make flakes an officially supported thing and take it out of beta that it's been in for years so that documentation can be further created, and the installer should work on a majority of devices out of the box.

My laptop was the worse experience. I just wanted KDE and Firefox. I don't use it for much. But, KDE wouldn't load so I had to go into CLI and edit the configuration.nix and change some stuff to get it to work. It's a thinkpad that has official support for Linux. So, it was specifically a nix driver issue. I just installed Arch again and went on like normal. I would love to trust it with a server. But, I just can't.

The hood is meant to cover the yamaka.

Do you mind explaining? Maybe with the context of another languages equivalent?

I feel this. But, in a lot of jobs you have someone forcing you to do art the way they had envisioned lol

Any plans for Steam Deck?

It says in the Twitter thread that the source code was shared on a discord server for Xbox modding.

I believe that they sold out and decided to restock. I've seen it say sold out on multiple occasions.

I am using a Shelly EM to monitor the power usage of two circuits, One phase of the Dryer and the whole circuit for the Washing Machine. Monitoring only one phase of a two-phase circuit makes it inaccurate. But, I just did one phase because I only care to know if it's off or on.

I used ESPHome to add it to HomeAssistant and this guide to setup the automation.

That's honestly adorable. I love it!