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selrond

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About selrond

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    yes, chromium[1], with some features disabled[2] [1]: https://arc.net/faq [2]: https://arc.net/security#browser-engine

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    While I do use video speed controller as well, just for the record - there are shortcuts for video speed manipulation for YouTube: > Speed up the video playback rate. https://suppo…

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    Comment #28786111

    haha love the subtle Heroes of Might and Magic reference

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    Comment #26581114

    An alternative - not just for VSCode, but a whole range of software - https://themer.dev/

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    Comment #24397752

    If you press ⌘ when selecting hot corner action you can make it so assigned hot corner only activates when holding ⌘

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    Adding to my collection of D&D tools: • [Dice For the Dice Gods: A D&D 5e Resource Compendium]( https://www.otherworldlyincantations.com/mastery/#1543209246... ) • [Adventurekeep -…

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    I have a hard time reading anything on dev.to TBH, I find it's way too pop-culture-unicorns-everywhere for how pragmatic programming is (should be?) in its essense

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    Comment #24141708

    in fact, this thread was a product of dead time

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    Ask HN: What do you do during the dead time while programming?

    All those times, when you need to wait a couple of minutes to build / compile stuff, but starting to work on something in between is not worth it / impractical, but still - you don…

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    Comment #19882047

    This could solve the trust issues with npm - you never know, whether the package you're installing is really from the source provided on its npm page

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    Comment #18623048

    This, and especially perf profiler is lacking in every way compared with Chrome

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    Comment #18623007

    What OS are you on?