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Five years on NixOS

Another yer, another instance of my NixOS journey log ( 2025 instance ). System maintenance As usual I don’t remember what I did to my system over the past year, so I’m at the git log for /etc/nixos as it contains all the changes: I had to switch nix GC job from monthly runs to weekly runs: a month is enough to generate so much garbage that individual GC runs are too painful. follow rename of linuxPackages.perf -> perf temporary revert to older nix to avoid CA-derivation regression follow services.resolved.extraConfig -> services.resolved.settings move temporary revert to older nix to avoid an

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On this day in history, in 1979, five people died as Communists and Klansmen clashed in Greensboro, with the police complicit and some of the guns supplied to the Klan by the ATF. Some things never change [Vintage]

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FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH's ZOLTAN BATHORY Doubles Down On Judo Commitment

Zoltan Bathory, founder of the multi-platinum arena rock band FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH, chairman of the Professional Grappling Federation (PGF) and a lifelong martial artist, has announced that the is doubling down on his commitment to give back to judo. Days after presenting $100,000 to USA Judo thr...

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Five Caltech Faculty Selected by Meta to Help Solve Open Problems in AI

Caltech has been selected by Meta as one of five academic partners across the US to receive access to their latest artificial intelligence (AI) models, along with research funding and collaboration opportunities. New research agreements with five faculty members will expand on a strategic partnership between the Institute and Meta to advance breakthroughs across physics, chemistry, biology, computer science, and mathematics. The selected Caltech faculty members will receive research grants for up to three years, plus access to frontier Muse AI models through Meta's first-party application prog

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Five overlooked steps to identify new epidemics, fast

Nature, Published online: 02 November 2026; doi:10.1038/d41586-026-03509-x Current measures to track emerging epidemics have a key limitation: they don’t work if the disease causes unusual or unexpected symptoms.

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