I do not see why information about my labour and its products is useful for anything. I am at least not afflicting the internet with latent ecofascism in my comments. That would surely be a waste of energy and natural resources you supposedly care so much about…

No, no and no. The two first do not support the third. Environmental demand is not independent of the mode of production.

RNG is pseudorandom. Every computer program is deterministic in some sense, even if the seed is obfuscated or dependent on ephermal environment variables. Being able to predict the output is very different from determinism.

I think one generally has to assume that state actors are targeting open source projects for supply chain attacks.

https://motherfuckingwebsite.com/

The original team had used AI to solve the problem. However, they did not want to publish AI slop (think one of the authors actually described their initial proof as such, which is hilarious in hindsight). Then, the not so open to anything but stealing, openai stole their almost finished work and used tons of compute to finish it.

Your reply is incoherent and out of touch with the reality of what happened.

You can do secrets management with agenix or sops-nix, but this should probably come way after setting up SSH.

I would also try to do a parallel modularization along with adding a second host. Try creating your own custom modules and learn a little about the Nix syntax.