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use cache.chir.rs on nas #52

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Difference between this PR and main:

Changes for nixos-8gb-fsn1-1:

Changes for nutty-noon:

Changes for thinkrac:

Changes for installer:

Changes for nas:

Difference between this PR and main: ## Changes for nixos-8gb-fsn1-1: ``` ``` ## Changes for nutty-noon: ``` ``` ## Changes for thinkrac: ``` ``` ## Changes for installer: ``` ``` ## Changes for nas: ``` ```
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