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Check this out (and its most voted comment that clarifies few errors)
https://programming.dev/post/26441066
That is a list of EU mande videogames.
Let me add FireDragon, a Floorp fork with librewolf and other changes.
And why untyped languages are better at managing memory too. Less characters ftw!
And it has glycosides too! So it may also be toxic to humans.
Under direct democracy (or even representative democracy but with more levels in between) it would be at people's disposal to try and ultimately solve anything...
How about netstat -tunlp | grep 8090 ?
Which background? Can you share some references?
Agreed Mullvad is the best provider, but Proton? I don't know.. I remember some news about how they shared info with security agencies, about a user that was (allegedly) a terrorist..
I had the same personal experience (compared to spacevim, doomvim and lunarvim). I just want something feature rich working out of the box, like many other IDEs... With easy access to keyboard shortcut hints. And I want to be able to customize without breaking it. So far, I have been using doom emacs. The reason is that vim didn't have a curated set of plugins that I could tinker with without being frustrated. Again, this was my personal experience with it over the years. I just kept 'raw' vim, and used many other CLI tools around it (e.g. lazygit, a python REPL, etc.)
I never picked up any of these languages to be honest.. I mean, vimscript or Lua.
Maybe if I had, my experience would have been another. I know many people that know basic vimscript prefer to have 'vanilla' config, sometimes not even using vimplug or pkg managers. And they got along better than I did with my empty vimrc ;)
Check affine.pro it's really flexible. Some features might seem overkill. But I think that the flexibility might pay off in some situations (e.g. adding drawings, having character profiles in separate docs, add location maps, etc.)
It's a local-first alternative to Notion. Just a few months ago they added export to pdf (there's markdown too, of course) https://github.com/toeverything/AFFiNE/pull/2604
Try rsnapshot, it's rsync with hard links. Though, is better to use snapshots on filesystem (be it zfs, btrfs, or another one with such a feature... Might be CoW is required, never thought much about it ..)
Finally, I can follow those threaded intellectual debates on the Internet without scrolling!