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The gaming-focused Bazzite Linux distribution has banned a key, prolific developer from the project for "repeated violations of our Code of Conduct".
The developer in question, Antheas Kapenekakis, was the primary developer of one of the most widely praised features of Bazzite, known as "Handheld Daemon", which provides "hardware enablement for Windows [gaming] handhelds, so that they run correctly in Linux".
https://github.com/hhd-dev/hhd
No specific "Code of Conduct violation" was cited, but the banning came after a coordinated (and often highly vulgar) campaign accusing Antheas of using "transphobic slurs".
Members of the Bazzite project, who campaigned to have Antheas banned, referred to him as a "weirdo f**k" who must be "punished".
The Bazzite lead (and full time Microsoft employee), Kyle Gospo, added, "We are committed to maintaining a safe and inclusive environment."
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There's a hidden feature in Chromium-based browsers, cutting the cache size limit. You can add a simple line into the shortcut (after the address of the exe) and it will cut into any reasonable byte-size value. Here's 4GB:
I found out that my browser consumed 24GB of cache with every single website I ever visited in 3 years holding about 100Mb of space for no good reason.
Out of the box it only checks if your C drive is big. If so, it believes that any size is a good size. Up to 10% of the main drive can be allocated, which is not beneficial in most cases.
--disk-cache-size=4294967296
I found out that my browser consumed 24GB of cache with every single website I ever visited in 3 years holding about 100Mb of space for no good reason.
Out of the box it only checks if your C drive is big. If so, it believes that any size is a good size. Up to 10% of the main drive can be allocated, which is not beneficial in most cases.
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