I think you mean registers not buffers. buffers are file(s) loaded in memory while registers contain text yanked/deleted/last command/last search, etc.

You can see all registers in use with :registers, to paste from a register say "2 in insert mode use key combination <ctrl-r>2 or in normal mode "2p. You can check out more in :help registers. Unnamed register or "" is the system clipboard I think. To copy texts in a register you can prepend yank (/delete/cut, etc.) with that register "_ (for black hole register^[1]) This is for neovim. Have keybinds for them and there saved you a plugin :D

I wouldn’t be so sure it doesn’t affect NixOS^[1].

I am not a security researcher, nor a reverse engineer. There’s lots of stuff I have not analyzed and most of what I observed is purely from observation rather than exhaustively analyzing the backdoor code.

Also, it may take 10 days to downgrade the package^[2].

I remember seeing a post on lemmy blocking posts with certain words on firefox (and its derivatives) with ublock origin.

1. Open My filters tab in ublock origin extension settings.
2. To block posts with word random on lemmy.ml, add this to text field lemmy.ml##div.post-listing:has(span:has-text("/random/i"))'. i after random/ matches case insensitively.

Meanwhile kde scattering everything in .config/

I won’t be using RAID features as of now, and timeshift isn’t an issue for me. just an example of my fuckup 😅

I’ve been using luks on btrfs for a couple years now with little issue

What was the issue?