This causes flickering on this monitor

This wasn't being used at all since NixOS provides its own.
It's also been outdated for a while

Was only used to test some things

- Set the latency for certain applications to reduce xruns
- Correct config option names

goimports can get pretty annoying with how it removes unused imports.
This wouldn't be an issue if I didn't frequently save files

Fix warnings from update and adjust default columns and width to be
powers of 2

This is what `clang-format` does by default and I don't have any
strong opinions about this

These are all the sampel rates that my audio interface supports.

48kHz is set as the default since this is apparently the industry
standard, but apparently it doesn't sound much different at all from
44.1kHz.
Because of this, I may set the default to 44.1kHz, but this may cause
extra processing since pipewire would need to resample audio from
games, videos, and pretty much anything that isn't music down from
48kHz to 44.1kHz.

For some reason with this on and the monitor running at 75Hz, the
screen looks like its resolution is much much lower

My monitors are now closer to me so the font doesn't need to be so big

This also still allows 120 characters to be visible when two terminals
are side by side

I don't really like tearing and would much rather have mailbox vsync
in the games that I play.

I'm using two monitors now instead of three

This was kinda weird to use and now that I have a tag to hide windows,
this just isn't needed anymore

this config isn't actually used, this is configured within nix instead

This provides type checking

light3 breaks the gray color in htop

This variation of my light theme swaps the `black` and `white` colors.
This seems to be what terminal applications expect when using a light
theme.

I plan to do more in the future.
Also I need to configure river to execute init.roc instead of init so
I don't have to manually compile init.roc when I make a change