Well it is “a way of launching offline minecraft from a premium laucher” so it might be relevant

Have you used spark or observable for profiling yet?

If you have a legitimite minecraft account, you can use multimc (and probably prism) to launch a game in offline mode (and choose a custom name). This works for example if you want to play with a friend in a lan world.

Sodium is the one with the most impact, but there are other good ones out there. So its not just one mod, but multiple. https://github.com/NordicGamerFE/usefulmods/tree/main/Performance

If you want a modpack that gives you performance, check out https://modrinth.com/modpack/sop

I use emacs in termux to take notes and for planning my appointments etc. To speed things up i made e an alias for emacs.

I use Arch btw.

That explains why it is easy for you. (joking)

There was always a potion of invisibility on the floor where that room was in my runs.

Use netcat (nc) or similar for local unencrypted one to one chats (half joking)

What ist the context here?

Is a local ipfs cluster perhaps the best way here, or does that also connect itself to the global ipfs? https://docs.ipfs.tech/install/server-infrastructure/#features

Well, technically it was a race condition. Just one between two different programs.

I can also do it with my right hand, but i did it with my left first cause there is this german phrase “doing something with left” which means something is so easy for you, you don’t even need your dominant hand for it.

I can aolve a rubiks cube with my left hand only.

As someone who used Prolog in an academic circumstance for more than just logic, i fully agree with that article.

But i still think C++ has more footguns than Prolog.

You can just not git add the one file on the secondary drive when it is not connected. This schould not be that much overhead and (at least for me) it is much simpler than any other solution. Ps: Why do you want that one config file on the external drive and not on the main one?

I would rather add a config field which allows you to set a list of file extensions to search for.

At first glance it looks interesting. Gonna check it out in more detail soon:tm:.

Can it also use .h files in a cpp project?

You should take a look at linux mint. I recently setup linux mint on a laptop, and it asked me to enroll a mok so that secure boot works with extra media codecs. On my pc i also installed the nvidia drivers pretty easily. Also mint is a ubuntu derivate, but snaps are disabled by default. Its not as fast as rolling release distros, but if you install the lastest mint version, you get the packages of the latest ubuntu lts version.

https://xkcd.com/1138/

Its a pixelart rougelike that i found somewhere in my linux package list, tried out, and liked. I could tell you about some mechanics, but its probably better to see for yourself at its website http://shatteredpixel.com/shatteredpd/ or the pixeldungeon community [email protected] .