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mbw @ mbw @lemmy.ml
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My regular depression will defeat post game depression with its decades of experience.

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  • SOMA and Outer Wilds are still haunting me like this.

    • I feel the same way every day

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  • Are you aware of about:unloads?

    • How to help a person who has bad times remembering commands when using Linux.

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  • Use ctrl-r a lot (navigate up/down with ctrl-p and ctrl-n) and try to "fuzzy-match" previously used commands. There is a very useful command called fzf which, while only a search program at heart, can be configured to complement this nicely.

    • Firefox becomes slow after a couple of weeks open

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  • Under about:unloads, you will see a list of open tabs, sorted by resource usage. You can click-spam the "Unload" button until that list is empty, or until the most resource-intensive tabs are off the list.

    This does not require any third-party dependencies, and the tab will still be present on top. The site will reload once the tab is selected again.

    • Effectively Use History Commands in Linux

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  • If you have fzf installed, it is easy to integrate it with your bash history. In my .bashrc, I have:

     bash
        
# Introduce fzf-driven functionality as described here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/fzf.
source /usr/share/fzf/key-bindings.bash
source /usr/share/fzf/completion.bash

    Also, you may be interested in zoxide, which keeps track of paths you have navigated to. Also from my .bashrc:

     bash
        
# Enable an autojump-like 'j' command. Use 'ji M' to select paths starting with M using fzf.
# This needs to always come last.
eval "$(zoxide init --cmd j bash)"

    • What are some good Overleaf (Latex) alternatives?

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  • You can use overleaf for sharing only, and write your document locally. I am currently writing my thesis using the git integration, using neovim/vimtex/jabref, and then doing git add/commit/push to sync to Overleaf.