If someone is looking for an alternative, use the clangd extension. It’s much better compared to the Microsoft one. LLDB extension is good for debugging. Also works with gdb.

The only things I am lacking now is the one for remote, python.

I have a 128GB windows machine at work, its still sluggish as hell

Especially the start menu

I wonder if her ear hurts when sleeping on the side.

Just tried bentopdf, and lot of things are missing Like

• it cannot run behind a custom proxy path
• font are fixed to just three weird windows fonts
• assumes only English, other languages come out as ?????s

Just went back to struggling with pandoc

kind of stopped reading after this

The resolution was introduced by Pakistan and co-sponsored by China.

Disappointing that the article doesn’t seem to answer the question in the title.

it probably also helps that thunderbird supports more payment methods.

If you want to change the owner of fat partition, you can do it while mounting, e.g. mount -t fat -o uid=10,gid=10 ......

I have tried this, but feels clunky to me. And the copy paste behaviour is kind of weird. Similar to cmd.

Vscode oss/vscodium

Kdevelop

He is quite close though https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bengal_famine_of_1943

There is also https://github.com/DNSCrypt/dnscrypt-proxy

It’s not that bad imo, probably good UX wise. People using gnome have a specific mindset/expectation that usually does not apply to people using KDE (and reverse).

Most of the heavy lifting is done by lower level libs anyway. So the duplication is not as extreme. E.g Firefox doesn’t gel well with KDE by default. And thunderbird looks quite foreign.

The native build of this game crashes a lot and the proton one has awful performance issue, especially after around 100 turns. Even on the lowest setting. Not sure why it’s advertised as having native Linux support. The new content doesn’t make it more playable.

I have used Logitech f310 wired and f710 wireless, not bt, without any issues on steam. Not sure about your specific issues though.

I always did make -j$(nproc --ignore=1) to avoid this while building cpp code. But this problem seems to be less severe if there are a lot of cores.

Wondering, Just after how many containers does ops make sense? I have a dozen containers, I check for updates once a month manually. I update the compose/docker files manually and up my containers. In stages, because my git and my container registry are also containers. Also my dev is my prod env.

This domain seems to block some regions. Would be nice if posted from from a better source…

https://mnre.gov.in/solar-overview/

India has achieved 5th rank in the world in solar power deployment. As on 30-06-2023, solar projects of capacity of 70.10 GW have been commissioned in the country. The capacity of 70.10 GW includes 57.22 GW from ground-mounted solar projects, 10.37 GW from rooftop solar projects, and 2.51 GW from off-grid solar projects.