I mean I know people who have a lot of ansible knowledge and they were always like "yeah sure it's declarative, you can ensure files are the correct version and stuff", but that's so far away that is from what NixOS does (unless I misunderstood something). I mean, the same task can be accomplished alright, but it's a bit like writing your own NixOS.
Since I switched just a month or two ago yesterday was flakes-figuring-out-day for me. It's terrible in the sense, that the first thing I had to do was actually figure out what flakes even do and what is it you can use them for. The guides didn't help a lot because they assumed I alreary knew that. I think I understand now, but there is an offchance I got it compeletly wrong and that bothers me.
Ethnicity totally can be part of an identity, but that doesn't mean you have to hate anyone.
Don't misunderstand "closing off borders". Making the people stay is not okay. Not letting the people that left back is also not okay. Not letting in a different ethnicity? Arguably racist, but I wouldn't count not letting them into your country as oppression. I'm a christian, so I can't visit Mecca, yet I don't feel oppressed.
That's why I said "long established" and that's why I pointed out that those aren't many. I don't think the violence you'd have to use to establish an ethnostate is in any way acceptable. If the ethnostate already stands though, you may use certain tools to preserve it, which are not many and are usually "not enough".
My take wasn't that ethnostates are good, but that they are not inherently bad either, it's just the tools usually used to establish and preserve them that we must condemn.
Nuh-uh. Organic/long established ethnostates may be frowned upon, but if they close off their borders to preserve their identity, that's their right,
since I belive in the self-determination of peoples.
It is arguable though, whether these even exist right now, or are there only nation-states and some wannabe ethnostates.
Trying to violently establish an ethnostate is of course something I cannot agree with.
c and h in my own language (hungarian) and own in english
sounds something like
pots-café-h-father-own (random words to illustrate the way the letters are pronounced)