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and proper trashing is actually really helpful, so you can trash files on encrypted volumes without leaking them to a unencrypted trash dir.
trashing saves time and has a more continous workflow, as you don’t have to confirm each file to prevent accidents, because you can restore if you deleted too much
Title is misleading. Article starts with a gigantic useless text about “In the 1950s”.
maybe it’s actually some hardware clock chip being broken, as window animations also use timers, but could be coincidence the clock region started acting up first.
That ship has sailed, but you have to sign up with a mail account that offers throw away addresses (like yahoo! mail or others). They just put the mails from all throwaways also into you main mailbox. If later you can’t ubsubscribe, you can just delete the throwaway. Only problem is, for replies you have to use the mail providers way (i.e. webmailer) so your client doesn’t reply with your main address. But I found it very rare I reply to mails from subscriptions.
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they shouldn’t. everything should be rolling.
idk, but i would try switching of DRM/DRI (Direct Rendering Manager/Direct Rendering Interface). it’s X hardware rendering.
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