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The ideal solution is that the page has a canonical tag, telling search engines what the main URL for the content is: https://ahrefs.com/blog/canonical-tags/. I don’t know if Lemmy already does this [...]

I checked and it does, this post's canonical is:

<link data-inferno-helmet="true" rel="canonical" href="https://merv.news/post/26663">

Weirdly it uses OP's instance, in this case merv.news. Shouldn't it be the instance where it was posted?

The lap on which the personal best time was set.

Instruções de utilização desse novo modelo

E é engraçado que há uns tempos apanhei um que era o oposto, estava completamente banhado com a substância reactiva (é mesmo fósforo?). Devia de ter tirado foto...

Baseado no Chromium não me interessa pessoalmente, mas achei interessante esta feature:

DuckDuckGo previously released a beta version of its browser on macOS, and the Windows version has one important thing in common: it doesn't come with a rendering engine. The DuckDuckGo browser uses Windows' integrated web rendering engine, known as Windows WebView2. This core Windows API uses the Blink rendering engine, which is part of the Chromium project, but there's no other Google code involved. And the upshot is that most sites will render accurately under Blink, and it will automatically be kept updated via Windows updates.

https://www.extremetech.com/internet/duckduckgo-releases-beta-privacy-browser-for-windows

Graças ao wine e proton a grande maioria dos jogos funcionam sem problema

Futuramente vou experimentar de certeza. Mas devo experimentar primeiro jogos que corram nativamente

Para ser diferente, alguém que ainda usa o Windows

Linux Mint. Ainda uso o Windows quase a 100%, fiz várias tentativas de usar ao longo dos anos, mas nunca pegou.

Recentemente voltei a experimentar quando comecei a brincar com o Docker. A ideia a médio-prazo era trabalhar a 100% pelo Linux (webdev) e deixar o Windows para jogos.