Not to add ambiguity, but i’m dealing with a similar issue with ESR where if even the laptop display turns off for an extended period of time, on wake, the CPU usage spikes and I have to SIGTERM/15 Firefox to get it to recover. I was debating migrating from ESR to latest, however I also suspect there could be something system wide going on as Signal desktop is also having an issue refreshing after wake as well. The thing that’s baffling me is that I supposedly have all power management (while plugged-in) disabled so I’m not sure what’s going on. This is on a stable Kali Purple build with default XFCE DE, i5 and 16GB.

i want those icons back

I don’t really have a “methodology” per se, I really just focus my tags on the terms I would use if I were to search online for the same thing, or even as a category to keep bookmarks for a specific topic organized. As an example, for all the web resources I may use when playing Star Citizen, I tag those web sites with #starcitizen, for sites that may have given me guidance on doing something on the linux cli, I tag it #linuxcli. I also really don’t obsess over the “cleanliness” of the tags and such, but instead just use Linkding as a database that I can search. I’m not sure if this helps, but hopefully it does!

I migrated all my Firefox bookmarks to a self-hosted Linkding instance. https://github.com/sissbruecker/linkding/ Lightweight and once you get a tagging methodology in place its super useful.

I donate monthly to the EFF.

bring back Oink and i’m ready to jump back into the private tracker pool

How about American companies and institutions that have a physical presence in this country? Pretty sure these nation states already have their data. Too late and not even remotely enough IMO.

not enough obv.

one would think someone that calls himself THE MASTERMIND would know all… also LM Studio and no i’m not going to give you a link, your browser can do that for you

PII or anything that would demonstrate clear attribution is LAN, the rest of the “fun” stuff lives on a VPS. Wireguard between them.

its always DNS