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Firefox @lemmy.world Profiles (old) vs Profiles (new) vs Containers
Programmer Humor @programming.dev Terraform plugin for the Dominos Pizza provider
Wikipedia @lemmy.world Core War - Wikipedia
Emulation - Retro Gaming In Style @lemmy.world My perspective on Duckstation
NixOS @infosec.pub home-manager now has a built in option to wrap packages with NixGL, for non-nixos systems
nixos @lemmy.ml home-manager now has a built in option to wrap packages with NixGL, for non-nixos systems
Nix / NixOS @programming.dev home-manager now has a built in option to wrap packages with NixGL, for non-nixos systems
Linux @lemmy.world Is there any way on KDE, I can "click through" a partially transparent window to interact with the window behind it instead?
Linux @lemmy.ml Is there any way on KDE, I can "click through" a partially transparent window to interact with the window behind it instead?
Linux @programming.dev Is there any way on KDE, I can "click through" a partially transparent window to interact with the window behind it instead?
The Eternal Playlist @crazypeople.online JT Music — Tiny Toilet Man
Kubernetes @programming.dev KubeVirt user interface options | KubeVirt.io
Open Source @lemmy.ml GitHub - element-hq/ess-helm: Element Server Suite Community Edition
Opensource @programming.dev GitHub - element-hq/ess-helm: Element Server Suite Community Edition
Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world Give me some of your hardest riddles? (with solutions in spoilers)
Asklemmy @lemmy.ml Give me some of your hardest riddles? (with solutions in spoilers)
Linux @lemmy.world There doesn't appear to be a limit to the maximum size the KDE cursor can get when you shake it.
Linux @lemmy.ml There doesn't appear to be a limit to the maximum size the KDE cursor can get when you shake it.
Linux @programming.dev There doesn't appear to be a limit to the maximum size the KDE cursor can get when you shake it.
Programmer Humor @lemmy.ml shell-mommy is a program that encourages users while using command line applications.




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