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  • you know how trolls respond in games or everywhere online? Exactly like this. Did Don forget to breath while writing that run-on sentence?

  • just when i think they cannot get any lower.

  • i like Keepass, in fact I've been using it fot almost 2 years. Might consider going "GNU Pass" so I have more controls.

  • its not really changing sim but more like changing phone. I have the big S24 Ultra but sometimes I just want something smaller and easier to carry, so I swap to a Zenfone 10.

  • tied it around my keychain because SIMs are still much more handy than esim. Phone service where I live charge a fuck ton of money everytime you re register with the QR.

  • scream in John Malkovich's voice:

    "FUCK MICROSOFT"

    On the flip side, please keep digging yourself in a hole, Microsoft. More incentive to join Linux for us users.

  • Is the opportunity "once in a lifetime" or can you find alternatives like Europe? Tbh things are too fucked up now, even I am afraid to travel there a few weeks to visit.

  • Let's see if you could make it till 88, Marge.

  • oh LibreOffice works great for me in general. Only for some documents with macros that were created in MS Office, I have problems running them. Eg: I once received a MS Word document that has some preprogrammed drop down list - so you click to extend the list and choose your items. The document opens fine, but I couldnt get the drop down feature to work. For Excel, documents with lots of VBA codes, I need to go in and do some manual changes.

    In general, for 99% of the tasks, LibreOffice is fine. But it is that 1% which makes me still open up my Windows VM for MS Office.

    After their shenanigan with subscription only models, we still see MS Office being used a lot. It shows how strong MS grips on the Office area is.

    You are correct that 365 is used for most people. I used to use it too..For me, I prefer to be able to access stuff whenever I want. I live in an area with very shitty internet (both Wifi and 4G). Once, a client and I had to wait 5 minutes because Office Online takes too long to load up a spreadsheet. Offline for me is just a peace of mind.

  • LibreOffice better step up their games and make their office suites better. Outside of very niche and specialized applications like CAD or video editor, the average Joe will just need a good office suite to do stuff.

  • try Vivaldi.

  • IMO:

    • want to show off? i3wm with gaps and rofi for menu launcher. Add it some transparency effects too.
    • want the MacOS style? Gnome. Default on a lot of distros.
    • want something stable? XFCE. Install and forget.