I think there is a setting in some games where the FPS lowers when not focused, to save system resources. It happens with notifications for a lot of games I play too
on your instance's homepage you can scroll down to the bottom to find its modlog. here's lemmy.world's: https://lemmy.world/modlog
as someone who types special characters a lot, I can't believe how people go about without the compose key
sudo apt install wine
should be fine for most applications, if any program needed something else it'd tell you. If you're using wine for gaming, though, you would want to use something like Lutris as it uses a version of wine specifically for games
Merriam-Webster says healthy is also an adverb and even gives "eating healthy" as an example
I'd probably use it as having a lot of extra portable storage space, so it'd probably get filled up with a bunch of junk real fast. also I'd have the coolest battery pack
They mostly taught me about drug classifications and effects. Not really anything in-depth about addiction
I believe Skip Redirect does this, it's available for both Firefox and Chrome
It's used in loops in bash, like:
for i in 1 2 3
do
echo "$i"
done
or
while true
do
echo "o/"
done
I'm fairly sure OP is referencing the South Park character Tolkien Black and the episode "The Big Fix"
you'd convulse on the ground vomiting and die
commenting from the testing app right now! thanks for all your work. finally… the void on my home screen can once again be filled by boost :-)
im fairly sure fairphone is getting rid of the audio jack though :-(
oh sorry, I guess my reading comprehension skills are a bit subpar
SearXNG, it was fairly easy to get used to coming from duckduckgo because !!
uses the same !bang search as ddg. (honestly !bang searches were the only thing keeping me on ddg)
I never knew this in my time using Emacs! thanks for sharing!
My first time using a WM rather than a DE. I'm really liking it so far! Using gruber-darker theme.
- Emacs Config
- EWW
- herbstluftwm
- The GTK theme is built using Themix GUI Designer using the gruber-darker theme.