This is not a good thing, zoning laws often lead to higher rents because they constrain construction. They also lead to having to drive everywhere because your house is too far from anything that’s not another house

Yeah, that’s why we should have mixed use zoning. I stayed in a hotel in a residential area in Seoul, it was great. There’s convenience stores everywhere and little restaurants and cafes next to residential houses

It means there’s not enough construction. If apartments were used as hotels, then more construction would offset increase in prices

They tried to not refund my whole flight so I talked to customer support which refused so I charged back with my credit card and they reversed the original refund and gave me the whole refund

Never book with that site or any of its affiliates

Just rent a villa, they offer those in a lot of places

Without airbnb more hotels would be built instead of apartment buildings. The tourists will get a place to sleep eventually, you just have to decide whether it’s in an apartment or a hotel. That will determine future construction projects

They are also the ones who would be deciding what misinformation is

What Trump and Elon consider violent lies is what you might consider a “fact”

Or would it?

I think an immutable system package manager like Nix is perfect to supplement Flatpak.

Upgrade 22 LTS upgrade to Ubuntu 24 LTS failed and I forgot the upgrade didn’t succeed when I rebooted. Unlike NixOS, it doesn’t roll all the changes back when the upgrade is unsuccessful

I’ve broken both Fedora and Ubuntu already, so I had to find better solutions. With NixOS I can roll back to a previous revision easily on boot

Then how come we have more packages than the AUR?

And don’t say it’s because we packaged Python and Haskell stuff since we have more non-unique packages too

Nix, if it’s not obvious from my other posts

I’m okay with this, as long as it’s the one I’m using

There are only two options that fix dependency hell. Nix and Guix

You’re re-inventing the Nix tool which is exactly a script that sets up all the programs and services you want to install

If you improve the installer to the point it can install any combination of software together (including incompatible versions of deps) you end up with NixOS again

The services it installs are systemd, though

No need to make a new distro, just package it into NixOS