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Coroutine stack-to-heap overflow via unbounded recursion in NAR directory parser
https://github.com/NixOS/nix/security/advisories/GHSA-vh5x-56v6-4368
#Nix #Lix
#NoCVE atm -
Coroutine stack-to-heap overflow via unbounded recursion in NAR directory parser
https://github.com/NixOS/nix/security/advisories/GHSA-vh5x-56v6-4368
#Nix #Lix
#NoCVE atm -
Coroutine stack-to-heap overflow via unbounded recursion in NAR directory parser
https://github.com/NixOS/nix/security/advisories/GHSA-vh5x-56v6-4368
#Nix #Lix
#NoCVE atm -
Coroutine stack-to-heap overflow via unbounded recursion in NAR directory parser
https://github.com/NixOS/nix/security/advisories/GHSA-vh5x-56v6-4368
#Nix #Lix
#NoCVE atm -
Coroutine stack-to-heap overflow via unbounded recursion in NAR directory parser
https://github.com/NixOS/nix/security/advisories/GHSA-vh5x-56v6-4368
#Nix #Lix
#NoCVE atm -
Whenever I can, I always add the option
--log-format multiline-with-logs
to my #nix commands just to get that maximum verbosity and scroll through history in case of failure.
Ps: #lix recently added an option to nix.conf to make it a default behavior. 😀 :badabing:
log-format =
https://lix.systems/blog/2026-03-25-lix-2.95-release/ -
Whenever I can, I always add the option
--log-format multiline-with-logs
to my #nix commands just to get that maximum verbosity and scroll through history in case of failure.
Ps: #lix recently added an option to nix.conf to make it a default behavior. 😀 :badabing:
log-format =
https://lix.systems/blog/2026-03-25-lix-2.95-release/ -
Whenever I can, I always add the option
--log-format multiline-with-logs
to my #nix commands just to get that maximum verbosity and scroll through history in case of failure.
Ps: #lix recently added an option to nix.conf to make it a default behavior. 😀 :badabing:
log-format =
https://lix.systems/blog/2026-03-25-lix-2.95-release/ -
Whenever I can, I always add the option
--log-format multiline-with-logs
to my #nix commands just to get that maximum verbosity and scroll through history in case of failure.
Ps: #lix recently added an option to nix.conf to make it a default behavior. 😀 :badabing:
log-format =
https://lix.systems/blog/2026-03-25-lix-2.95-release/ -
Whenever I can, I always add the option
--log-format multiline-with-logs
to my #nix commands just to get that maximum verbosity and scroll through history in case of failure.
Ps: #lix recently added an option to nix.conf to make it a default behavior. 😀 :badabing:
log-format =
https://lix.systems/blog/2026-03-25-lix-2.95-release/ -
Digital sovereignty: the french government accelerates the reduction of its extra-European dependencies (#GAFAMdetox) - Links - #NixOS Discourse
https://discourse.nixos.org/t/digital-sovereignty-the-french-government-accelerates-the-reduction-of-its-extra-european-dependencies-gafamdetox/77071Very cool. 😎
There is also a mention that this uses #Lix by default.
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Digital sovereignty: the french government accelerates the reduction of its extra-European dependencies (#GAFAMdetox) - Links - #NixOS Discourse
https://discourse.nixos.org/t/digital-sovereignty-the-french-government-accelerates-the-reduction-of-its-extra-european-dependencies-gafamdetox/77071Very cool. 😎
There is also a mention that this uses #Lix by default.
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Digital sovereignty: the french government accelerates the reduction of its extra-European dependencies (#GAFAMdetox) - Links - #NixOS Discourse
https://discourse.nixos.org/t/digital-sovereignty-the-french-government-accelerates-the-reduction-of-its-extra-european-dependencies-gafamdetox/77071Very cool. 😎
There is also a mention that this uses #Lix by default.
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Digital sovereignty: the french government accelerates the reduction of its extra-European dependencies (#GAFAMdetox) - Links - #NixOS Discourse
https://discourse.nixos.org/t/digital-sovereignty-the-french-government-accelerates-the-reduction-of-its-extra-european-dependencies-gafamdetox/77071Very cool. 😎
There is also a mention that this uses #Lix by default.
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Digital sovereignty: the french government accelerates the reduction of its extra-European dependencies (#GAFAMdetox) - Links - #NixOS Discourse
https://discourse.nixos.org/t/digital-sovereignty-the-french-government-accelerates-the-reduction-of-its-extra-european-dependencies-gafamdetox/77071Very cool. 😎
There is also a mention that this uses #Lix by default.
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Just watching the #lixcon talks, and the current talk just talked about "Botanix", does someone know where to find it? I might have missed where he said it's still unpublished?
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Just watching the #lixcon talks, and the current talk just talked about "Botanix", does someone know where to find it? I might have missed where he said it's still unpublished?
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Just watching the #lixcon talks, and the current talk just talked about "Botanix", does someone know where to find it? I might have missed where he said it's still unpublished?
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Just watching the #lixcon talks, and the current talk just talked about "Botanix", does someone know where to find it? I might have missed where he said it's still unpublished?
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Just watching the #lixcon talks, and the current talk just talked about "Botanix", does someone know where to find it? I might have missed where he said it's still unpublished?
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Algunhas novidades de album ilustrado galego: https://biosbardia.org/andel-de-fantasia-abril-do-2026
#albumilustrado #LIX -
Algunhas novidades de album ilustrado galego: https://biosbardia.org/andel-de-fantasia-abril-do-2026
#albumilustrado #LIX -
Algunhas novidades de album ilustrado galego: https://biosbardia.org/andel-de-fantasia-abril-do-2026
#albumilustrado #LIX -
Algunhas novidades de album ilustrado galego: https://biosbardia.org/andel-de-fantasia-abril-do-2026
#albumilustrado #LIX -
Algunhas novidades de album ilustrado galego: https://biosbardia.org/andel-de-fantasia-abril-do-2026
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Secret #retro-style #video game tip: #Lix
Lix is a puzzle game where your goal is to guide the walking lix to the exit by giving them abilities like building, digging, blocking, etc.
It’s a #Lemmings clone. And dare I say, the best one I know of.
It has many quality-of-life features like rewind, advancing the simulation by 1 step, etc. There’s even multiplayer.
(Disclaimer: I contributed like 5 tiny levels years ago.)
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Secret #retro-style #video game tip: #Lix
Lix is a puzzle game where your goal is to guide the walking lix to the exit by giving them abilities like building, digging, blocking, etc.
It’s a #Lemmings clone. And dare I say, the best one I know of.
It has many quality-of-life features like rewind, advancing the simulation by 1 step, etc. There’s even multiplayer.
(Disclaimer: I contributed like 5 tiny levels years ago.)
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Secret #retro-style #video game tip: #Lix
Lix is a puzzle game where your goal is to guide the walking lix to the exit by giving them abilities like building, digging, blocking, etc.
It’s a #Lemmings clone. And dare I say, the best one I know of.
It has many quality-of-life features like rewind, advancing the simulation by 1 step, etc. There’s even multiplayer.
(Disclaimer: I contributed like 5 tiny levels years ago.)
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Secret #retro-style #video game tip: #Lix
Lix is a puzzle game where your goal is to guide the walking lix to the exit by giving them abilities like building, digging, blocking, etc.
It’s a #Lemmings clone. And dare I say, the best one I know of.
It has many quality-of-life features like rewind, advancing the simulation by 1 step, etc. There’s even multiplayer.
(Disclaimer: I contributed like 5 tiny levels years ago.)
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Secret #retro-style #video game tip: #Lix
Lix is a puzzle game where your goal is to guide the walking lix to the exit by giving them abilities like building, digging, blocking, etc.
It’s a #Lemmings clone. And dare I say, the best one I know of.
It has many quality-of-life features like rewind, advancing the simulation by 1 step, etc. There’s even multiplayer.
(Disclaimer: I contributed like 5 tiny levels years ago.)
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I'm experimenting with bytecode compilation in #lix, and evaluating a mid-sized package takes a whopping five minutes but at least it is fully functional and seems to be correct so far
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I'm experimenting with bytecode compilation in #lix, and evaluating a mid-sized package takes a whopping five minutes but at least it is fully functional and seems to be correct so far
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I'm experimenting with bytecode compilation in #lix, and evaluating a mid-sized package takes a whopping five minutes but at least it is fully functional and seems to be correct so far
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I'm experimenting with bytecode compilation in #lix, and evaluating a mid-sized package takes a whopping five minutes but at least it is fully functional and seems to be correct so far
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I'm experimenting with bytecode compilation in #lix, and evaluating a mid-sized package takes a whopping five minutes but at least it is fully functional and seems to be correct so far
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CW: solution
lt{ -> let{
Almost got baited into thinking this doesn't work because my LSP indicated a syntax error but it was actually #Lix having deprecated ancient let syntax 🙈.
I re-checked because it had to be this line as preventing this function call was the only promising solution I saw and you couldn't just comment the line because it'd unbalance the brackets.
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CW: solution
lt{ -> let{
Almost got baited into thinking this doesn't work because my LSP indicated a syntax error but it was actually #Lix having deprecated ancient let syntax 🙈.
I re-checked because it had to be this line as preventing this function call was the only promising solution I saw and you couldn't just comment the line because it'd unbalance the brackets.
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CW: solution
lt{ -> let{
Almost got baited into thinking this doesn't work because my LSP indicated a syntax error but it was actually #Lix having deprecated ancient let syntax 🙈.
I re-checked because it had to be this line as preventing this function call was the only promising solution I saw and you couldn't just comment the line because it'd unbalance the brackets.
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CW: solution
lt{ -> let{
Almost got baited into thinking this doesn't work because my LSP indicated a syntax error but it was actually #Lix having deprecated ancient let syntax 🙈.
I re-checked because it had to be this line as preventing this function call was the only promising solution I saw and you couldn't just comment the line because it'd unbalance the brackets.
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Hey @lix_project, is there an RSS feed of the Lix blog?
