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And there's also nix alien and similar tools as alternative
But indeed usually you end up using patchelf , tell the inputs of a binary n just make a regular nix package from it
If it isn't enough there's microvm.nix which is pretty much the same in difficulty /complexity, but runs inside a very slim and lightweight VM with stronger isolation than a container
Now the GitHub pricing change definitely? costs more than both servers combined a month ... (They cost about 60$ together )
3 step GitHub action builds around 1200 nix packages and derivations , but produces only around 50 lines of logs total if successful and maybe 200 lines of log once when a failure occurs And I'm supposed to pay 4$ a day for that ? Wonder what kind of actual costs are involved on their side of waiting for a runner to complete and storing 50 lines of log
(There's also a terraform module ) And for state changes https://github.com/serokell/deploy-rs Or Colmena /nixops/ and x other
For secret handling perhaps https://github.com/ryantm/agenix/ + https://github.com/oddlama/agenix-rekey
The ecosystem is in my experience very well fleshed out (7 yrs of use), as long as you don't require a knowledgebase/wiki/ up2date documentation, it's not been a issue for me since I could always fall back on Linux knowledge and just looking for how other distributions do x / how the thing itself is configured , and looking at how perhaps a existing nix module wraps that
OVH(and subsidiaries like server 4 you,kimsufi) is the pricing a bit higher but comparable (in some regions) But last time I used ovh Hetzner also didn't require Id verification, maybe they changed since then
Ionos also similarly priced didn't need Id last time I used them
Or you can also go to the extreme and do 1:1 source to derivation mapping So for example if ur project has 100 source files it could be built from 100 derivations, the language/CLI tools are flexible enough for that
https://discourse.nixos.org/t/distributed-nix-build-split-la... https://discourse.nixos.org/t/per-file-derivations-with-c/19...
Don't know tho if there any well working smart nix tools which can make it well working /efficient, in theory it's very possible, just unsure about practicality/overheads
Current Files:364,529,711 Current Size:61.2 GB
And atticd itself runs on the free Ampere oracle instance
Is there a command in attic to show details about the cache ?
Seems to me just like yt monetization partner program which required like 50€ revenue for payout and 1000 subs+approval for even enabling monetization (some time ago unsure if it's still limited for new accounts )
Unless I'm missing something it mainly just trims out mass produced content
(Still bad but would at least protect connections from ever talking to e2echats servers)
Having 3 plants would make the weed buds stale/old until u get to consume it (for the average consumer that is) the laws are dumb, but good first step
Personal ownership, potentially edibles made from flower only (any kind of extraction but cbd is illegal), and any kind of food/tobacco /nicotine/other drugs is illegal in social Club law
edible,concentrates, extract vapes, drinks .... All likely gonna stay in a very weird spot legal wise
I love it, only thing I would love if there was a proper way for passing arguments to flakes for build /dev/run only dependencies and other ways to specialize the scope of the user using the flake and infrastructure attached to it :)
Elixir felt all around like s perfect fit for it , apart that some faster deep mutations likely would have been had to be ported to rust or c because the way I wrote it having 250 players on a single map walking around and seeing each other close by caused huge latency but no crashes Scaled well across multiple machines and lots of players as long as they did not all bog down the same map process :) Didn't even had to think s lot about how I structured it for the current state of development it was basic rapid iteration with mostly live recompilation on changes without having to restart anything https://gitlab.com/zen_core/zen_core
2.Free tier oracle sometimes feels like you have a lower priority on the given resources, and network speed is less than on hetzner, but works fine now for a year. Wouldn't trust commercial things running on it though without a plan b
Steam does, Amazon I don't think so (just a pay via Amazon button I think)
But cannabis, wrong hair style+ couple younger people in car= did u smoke? "No "well we will make sure of that ourself"