I use Zen Browser, so all windows have the same tabs (unless it’s a private window, but those don’t get saved). But for any other browser that doesn’t do this, tab groups are a good idea, when having that many tabs open.

Hence why I have session restore enabled.

So I can have my 1519 tabs back.

Like any normal person.

…this is what normal people do… right?

Ah the “Preemptively locking this”. I have seen that a lot lately.

That’s why the number was low before.

There is a system in place (and accessible) to use custom layouts iirc.

There is HeliBoard, but swipe typing unfortunately requires Google’s gesture typing library at the moment. There is work being done to create a foss replacement for the gesture typing library.

Not yet usable for a pure foss system, but it will be once the gesture library is ready.

I for one was not aware of anything.

I remeber they said to do that on purpose as some (mainly business) people (according to microslop) think the file wasn’t copied/moved when it’s too fast.

Could be misremebering tho

i don’t even need caffeine to write code (of varying quality) at high speeds.

Your use of “everyone” is a nice example of xkcd 2501

mit license requires attribution. ai companies don’t attribute properly.

The name is taken from a group of elementary particles.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lepton

Not made by Valve… community organized

You cqn’t really control the layout as that would prevent the JVM from reshaping your classes (which is a fundamental requirement for things like Dalvik (android jvm))

Rust & Java also do this

use imports things (items, crates, modules), while mod defines a module (either in another file with a a semicolon or in the same file with curly braces)

He also did some hacking work.

How did you make Guix work for you? Every time I’ve tried to use it, it was terrible (90 minutes for reconfigure and required internet access, just to remove GNOME).

Git objects are deduplicated, the storage cost doesn’t increase.

“Make the magic smoke escape”