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@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
# The URL the site will be built for
base_url = "https://blog.kdb424.xyz"
title = "Ramblings of some guy on the internet"
title = "Ramblings of someone on the internet"
description = "So you really want to hear the ramble?"
# Whether to automatically compile all Sass files in the sass directory
@ -62,6 +62,13 @@ internal_level = "error"
# Treat external link problems as either "error" or "warn", default is "error"
external_level = "warn"
# Skip anchor checking for external URLs that start with these prefixes
skip_prefixes = [
"https://www.intel.com/",
"https://github.com/kdb424/klipper/blob/peraxis-kdb",
"https://www.hpe.com/",
]
[extra]
# One of: blue, green, orange, pink, red.
# Defaults to blue.

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@ -144,14 +144,3 @@ a cost that's reasonable. I have a really fast printer that's able to print some
amazing things, so I'd rather share that with others as opposed to hog it all
for myself.
# Bonus
All of my configs for my Switchwire can always be found
[here](https://git.kdb424.xyz/kdb424/klipper_switchwire) and are always kept up
to date. As for my slicer profiles, they can be found
[here](https://git.kdb424.xyz/kdb424/dotfiles-yadm/src/branch/master/Library/Application%20Support/SuperSlicer/printer/Switchwire.ini)
for my primary profile, and my tamed profile for tall thin objects is
[here](https://git.kdb424.xyz/kdb424/dotfiles-yadm/src/branch/master/Library/Application%20Support/SuperSlicer/printer/Switchwire%20Tamed.ini).
I also have my post processing scripts
[here](https://git.kdb424.xyz/kdb424/dotfiles-yadm/src/branch/master/Library/Application%20Support/SuperSlicer/scripts)
for all of my voron profiles, and probably other printers eventually.

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@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ more cruft that can prevent the machine from working properly. If I can't use
stable, and running as intended. Keeping everything contained in Nix also allows
me to seperate the "me" from "the system" which leaves everything more porable.
You can see my progress, as well as how I'm using that
[here](https://git.kdb424.xyz/kdb424/dotfiles-yadm/src/branch/master/.config/nixpkgs).
[here](https://git.kdb424.xyz/kdb424/nixFlake).
I'm using [home-manager](https://github.com/nix-community/home-manager) to keep
my personal configuration and tooling away from the system, while also using
NixOS on my laptop to declare "how the system is supposed to look" ignoring what

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@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ I've started transitioning my personal state into Nix to some degree. If you
want to see all of the files as they are [when this was
written](https://git.kdb424.xyz/kdb424/dotfiles-yadm/src/commit/6ebbf37ff69e02f834df916e3e1d4bdfd8041a71/.config/nixpkgs),
or as they are
[live](https://git.kdb424.xyz/kdb424/dotfiles-yadm/src/branch/master/.config/nixpkgs),
[live](https://git.kdb424.xyz/kdb424/nixFlake),
you can follow along as you please. I've started by porting out into a few
modules. There's nothing special about not putting everything in one file per
se, but it does allow me to not repeat things and have a more central place to

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@ -54,16 +54,7 @@ to tell you what was added/removed, or tell the system to add/purge things to be
but able to change rapidly, while keeping track of things by ideas, and not just packages thanks to sets.
## Orphans
PMM doesn't actuallly remove packages when syncing. This allows running software to stay as it is, while the system transforms itself into
PMM doesn't actually remove packages when syncing. This allows running software to stay as it is, while the system transforms itself into
the new "correct" state defined by the world file. It marks the things not explicitly installed as dependencies and trusts that the package
manager knows how to clean up after itself. Known supported package managers are listed, and pmm offers a way to purge orphans as a wrapper,
and uses the package manager itself to do all of the work.
## Real world examples
Feel free to check my worldfiles [here](https://git.kdb424.xyz/kdb424/dotfiles-yadm/src/branch/master/.config/worldedit)
[Amy](https://git.kdb424.xyz/kdb424/dotfiles-yadm/src/branch/master/.config/worldedit/amy) Lenovo Flex 5 laptop running Artix Linux
[Planex](https://git.kdb424.xyz/kdb424/dotfiles-yadm/src/branch/master/.config/worldedit/planex) Desktop SAN running Artix Linux
[Farnsworth](https://git.kdb424.xyz/kdb424/dotfiles-yadm/src/branch/master/.config/worldedit/farnsworth) Mac Mini M1 (2020) Running OSX