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RIP.

This website promises to do just that: https://webextension.org/ (formerly add0n.com)

Github but this time they're capitalizing on "agent traces". Alright. *Terrible* name btw.

Ow my CPU.


Same here. Used FF+Sidebery (and Tab Center Reborn before that) for years. ~5k tabs and it worked perfectly. With Chromium/Brave I can open maybe a hundred before the browser croaks and takes up all available memory.

I don't open heavy websites in FF, though. For youtube links, I always use Brave.


I used to hoard tabs, but these days I just switch profiles. If I have over 2000 tabs, I copy maybe a hundred over to a new profile. It's just easier.

For example, my HN-dedicated firefox window has ~900 tabs right now, from June. All save the recent 5 are unloaded. I probably won't look at them again but just going through the list is a chronological reminder of what I was doing. Honestly, I could close them all but there's a "what if I need that sub-list of tabs dedicated to XYZ again?" in my head that wins out.

I have a separate note/data management system so this is mostly just... something.


Audacious + Local files

Puddletag for file metadata modification

Inbuilt "song change" plugin for logging / metadata collection

Conky for Visualization


What about JuliaMono? That's my workhorse, I can't switch away.


Unfortunately, for most evil and/or small corporations, licenses are weak requests and not binding contracts. They will strip the code from the license and integrate it into their software.


It will be interesting to see what their implementation is like, and if it will decrease trust in LLMs. If the ads are obvious and part of the output, then people might just socially demote chatGPT to a dumb bot.


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