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rarafael
2y ago
I believe this is likely the case. Can't say for windows 11, but windows 10 (and specifically Windows Defender) would hammer my hdd so hard the entire os would become unusable for minutes at a time
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X11: Where do we go from here? (2004)
(lwn.net)
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3y ago
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rarafael
3y ago
I have a connection that might be considered slow by most HN readers (1~2MB/s) and the new github file viewer has been a blessing. So snappy compared to everything else
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rarafael
3y ago
Lua means 'Moon' in Portuguese, as it is also their logo: https://lua.org
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rarafael
3y ago
I think the biggest contenders are chicken and bread
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rarafael
3y ago
even before 2.0 the game was pretty playable and decent, but it's far from everything they promised. RPG aspects are put aside and when I played I felt my impact on the story was less than that of Skyrim missions. The main quest in par
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rarafael
3y ago
I would like to keep a working <email:> tag on my website but doing so seems to attract tons of spam email that goes something like this, or otherwise offers from random web developer conglomerates offering to "better" my we
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3y ago
you can still view it through https://nitter.net , which I guess makes the open source Javascript-less front-end to Twitter more accessible for SEO? maybe Google should start indexing that lol
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Nitter, an alternative Twitter front-end
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3y ago
Yandex image search is irrationally good, I've yet to find an image search engine that works as well as it does. I have no idea why
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A tempest in a TTY pot (2009)
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4y ago
I believe they're commenting on the fact that the sway Wayland compositor seems faster than i3. Might be due to how Wayland handles frame rendering, but switching between the two I tend to notice a more "snappy" effect from s