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it looks like a beebee f’ing whale Jay, wtf is that thing? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8n2cIeIpzLA
it looks like a beebee f’ing whale Jay, wtf is that thing? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8n2cIeIpzLA
i want those icons back
I don’t really have a “methodology” per se, I really just focus my tags on the terms I would use if I were to search online for the same thing, or even as a category to keep bookmarks for a specific topic organized. As an example, for all the web resources I may use when playing Star Citizen, I tag those web sites with #starcitizen, for sites that may have given me guidance on doing something on the linux cli, I tag it #linuxcli. I also really don’t obsess over the “cleanliness” of the tags and such, but instead just use Linkding as a database that I can search. I’m not sure if this helps, but hopefully it does!
I migrated all my Firefox bookmarks to a self-hosted Linkding instance. https://github.com/sissbruecker/linkding/ Lightweight and once you get a tagging methodology in place its super useful.
Not to add ambiguity, but i’m dealing with a similar issue with ESR where if even the laptop display turns off for an extended period of time, on wake, the CPU usage spikes and I have to SIGTERM/15 Firefox to get it to recover. I was debating migrating from ESR to latest, however I also suspect there could be something system wide going on as Signal desktop is also having an issue refreshing after wake as well. The thing that’s baffling me is that I supposedly have all power management (while plugged-in) disabled so I’m not sure what’s going on. This is on a stable Kali Purple build with default XFCE DE, i5 and 16GB.