I built myself the ultimate NixOS ISO.

It seems some apps can do this, but only while running. (EagleFiler 1.9.18)

I love this sketch icon I got from @roxxiekitsune.bsky.social it's so good

If for whatever reason you were curious what happens when you launch “Fortnite for Nintendo Switch” on Switch 2.

(The total title size is 17.3 MB)

Entered from South Beloit on I-39/90. First sign we saw (later we saw the bigger “Wisconsin welcomes you” sign).

Now that we’ve driven further into Illinois, we saw a county sign. Still curious why it’s not on the interstate.

I noticed that Wisconsin has signs every time you enter a different county. Even on the backroads across state lines where there isn’t a “Wisconsin” sign accompanying it. But I don’t see this in Minnesota or Illinois. I wonder why.

Playtesters must have frustrated a level designer one too many times

I don't think what I am attempting here is even all that weird, and yet.

I should mention this is Lix 2.92. I don't know if behavior has changed since Nix 2.18, which I think is the point it forked.

Throw back to December 2019 when TIGSource, the original forum that revealed Minecraft, edited Notch's account to be named Hatsune Miku instead. (It isn't anymore though: forums.tigsource.com/index.php?to...)

(null) says hi dave

Yes the autocommand is created. When I do "nvim test.lua" and then ":au FileType lua", it will show my intended autocommand. But it doesn't seem to be executed. Unless I manually do ":set filetype=lua" afterwards...?
(But if I do ":set filetype" it already reports "lua".)