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SOMETHING IS KILLING THE CHILDREN Returns in April 2025
As the Slaughterverse enters its sixth year and BOOM! Studios celebrates its 20th Anniversary, a brand new story arc of the Eisner-winning team of James Tynion IV and Werther Dell’Edera’s Something is Killing the Children begins with SOMETHING IS KILLING THE CHILDREN #41....
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How do Matrix rooms work?

Like, suppose you have

  • A catgirl cloud space, #something:catgirl.cloud, with some rooms in it
  • One of these rooms is on matrix org, #room:matrix.org
  • You add a ‘local address’ for it, #room:catgirl.cloud
    • Maybe you even set this as the default/only/main address
    • Note that the room ID doesn’t change, it continues !keysmash:matrix.org

If matrix.org dies, what happens to the room? If it had its main address changed to something else, or even just a local address added, will the room die together with the server or will it continue alive in other ones? In the case the room remains alive, would people from a 3rd server have to rejoin the room or something?

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In this current case I've been banging my head against, I'm doing some funky #systemd & #NixOS magic.

The idea is that the NixOS module for this particular app will have a config and a secret-files option set for the services.$program attribute. The latter is something to fill with sops-nix file paths and stuff.

At build time, I will replace any values in secret-files with #path.to.key (eg, secret-files.something.token = "blah" will become secret-files.something.token = "#something.token#).

Then, the systemd service fille will have an ExecStartPre=, which calls a script that replaces all the #blah# tokens in the config file template, and shoves it in $RUNTIME_DIR/etc/config.toml, and the program will use that.

This way the secrets aren't in the store, aren't in environment variables, and the config file only lives as long as the service is running, and is pretty much bound to it in every possible way.

I wouldn't have to do this, if said app would be able to load secrets from files itself, but alas... I could just encrypt the entire configuration file, but that's going to be a big fat nope.

Working with encrypted files is a pain in the ass, and I want most of my configuration in the clear, and documented - not something I can reasonably do when the entire config file is encrypted. Not in a way I want to, anyway (embedded comments are not documentation).

"Something in the Way She Moves" is a song written by #JamesTaylor that appeared on his 1968 debut album for #AppleRecords, James Taylor. It has also been covered by other artists, including #TomRush and #HarryBelafonte. The opening line inspired #GeorgeHarrison to write the No. 1 #Beatles' song "#Something". According to James Taylor's stage banter at The Star in Frisco 31 July 2017, this was the song he played for #PaulMcCartney.
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Your First Look at SOMETHING IS KILLING THE CHILDREN #0
BOOM! Studios today revealed the anticipated first look at SOMETHING IS KILLING THE CHILDREN #0.  It’s been five years since the debut of the smash hit, Eisner-winning series Something is Killing the Children. A half decade, and forty issues since Erica Slaughter...
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