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Tayphix [any] @ Tayphix @hexbear.net
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Five Energy Companies have Now Racked Up £240 BILLION in Profits Since 2020

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  • Welp time to give the hard working CEOs a well earned raise of a few billion.
    while we are at it, i think we should cut costs. From where? well the biggest source of losses of course! the employee's wages! or even their entire jobs!

    • Chrome finally lets you move the address bar to the bottom, but not on Android

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  • Google constantly does this. Never makes any sense.

    • i wanna have fun programming again

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  • uppercase letters are overrated

    • [discussion]: regarding the best OS for a pirate

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  • It depends on what you install. You can do an arch install without Wayland. I'm currently running x11 on Arch with Wayland also installed so I can switch back and forth at any time.

    However, unless you like to spend time learning how Linux works, I'd just go with another distro like Nobara. It will have everything you want pre configured.

    • I will burn your servers to the ground, foul villain

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  • The issue the post is about applies to password managers too.

    • How to write a 'tar' command

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  • I personally just use tldr to figure out how it's done.

    • PSA - how to enable SponsorBlock extension on Mullvad Browser

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  • Alternatively, Piped has SponsorBlock built in. It also has DeArrow support, but I find it causes too much of a slowdown so I keep it disabled. Plus, since I only really watch from my subscriptions, clickbait is less of a worry for me.

    • Is there a proper way to use several DE's on one distro or is it not advised?

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  • The program responsible for logging in and starting your window manager is called the display manager. Sddm is the default for KDE and GDM is the default for Gnome.

    Technically, you don't even need a display manager as you could login and start the window manager manually directly from the TTY. That's just mainly useful for when you break something in your display manager config though.