Any particular reason for my home feed to show only my posts and no one else's?

I've been away since mid 2018, but that shouldn't be a reason?

And yes, I'm still following people.

Here I am playing #XPlane11, one of the best and most demanding flight sims, on #Linux, using the Steam client and maximum quality settings.

It might not yet be the year of the Linux desktop but 2018 definitely seems like the year of #LinuxGaming.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TexYfsYEC9k

Could anyone experienced in proprietary Nvidia drivers for Linux read my post here and shed some light? Thanks.

https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxquestions/comments/8w1hww/do_these_nvidiasettings_mean_that_nvidia_drivers/

Gopher is still alive!

To all the #minimalism and #retrocomputing fans out there, what would you think of going one step further than what #Neocities is doing and create an easy to use phlog system using #Gopher?

Gopher is the predecessor to HTTP and it enforced a minimalist menu-document interface, without all the embedded multimedia of the current web, but crucially focused on the content, without distractions, cookies, banners...

Surfing the Gopher Space in 2018:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgMI9xBZjGY

I did a few #benchmarks to figure out which is the top performing web browser in #Linux.

After requesting the input from #LinuxRocks, these were the 5 browsers I decided were representative enough to include in the test:

#Chrome
#Falkon
#Firefox
#Opera
#qutebrowser (WebEngine)

Thank you all for the suggestions, next time I should also include smaller ones. Thank you @kelbot for letting me know about Falkon. I'm sure @hund will enjoy the final winner:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5dhwS53gx4

I'm soon going to benchmark web browsers on Linux on a regular basis, seeing how they evolve over time.

I need to come up with a list of browsers to test, which are representative enough. Maybe the top 4 or top 5.

Firefox, Chrome and Opera are obvious choices, but what would you add as well?