Nvidia drivers works just fine. Well, as “fine” as they work on any other distro.

Only thing you need to do is add "nvidia" to services.xserver.videoDrivers. You might also need to accept unfree packages but you’ll need to do that anyways for Steam.

32-bit libraries are in pkgs.pkgsi686Linux.* if you need them.

Put the libraries into extraLibraries; it’ll add them for both µarches. No need to explicitly use pkgsi686Linux yourself.

Look into bidets. There’s cheap seat addons you can buy but there are also portable bottle-like ones. I’ve got one of these: https://happypo.com/products/xl-bidet

actual Nazis or like far-right wackos and MAGA nuts

Is there much of a difference nowadays?

For those in DE/AT/PL/UK: https://geizhals.eu/

It shows many local online shops, including Amazon. Amazon usually isn’t the cheapest IME in Germany.

Complete this sentence: As an AI language model …

systemd-boot vs. GRUB should make no appreciable difference other than default timeouts and those are configurable.

Systemd (PID1) is not your boot manager, network deamon, resolver, user manager or ntp service.

Those are entirely independent deamons that happen to be developed under the systemd project umbrella but can be exchanged for equivalent components.
Tkey are gully optional.

In many cases, the systemd project’s one is one of the best choices though, especially when used with other systemd-developed components.
In some cases, there is no other viable choice because the systemd-* is just better and nobody wants to deal with something worse.

If they gave me an API key I’d be allowed use with SmartTubeNext and NewPipe, I’d gladly pay for premium.

I don’t want to use your apps, Google.

No, the server gave a 502 instead of a JSON and Jerboa doesn’t handle that gracefully.