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And trying to get pure maple syrup and olive oil these days is also a pain, when it shouldn’t be.

Maple is often blended, and olive and avacado is straight up fraud most often.

To be honest, I am curious what had happened since they said it.

But I do expect everyone on the internet to lie non stop.

2 rules to the internet i follow since 1985: everyone is a liar until proven otherwise, and annonimty is important to keep rule 1.

Ferraro didn’t own the suppliers, and I thought they said they were going to address the issues of Turkish child labor with their suppliers. Are you saying they didnt?

Just tested in Word and revision history did no have several of the revisions a lot was lost. It is far worse in Excel. I will stick to manual saving. And I did that with an Enterprise account using business one drive.

Just as a sidenote: I am comfortable in Libre or Micsosoft Office, I have found good reasons for both over the years, and they both have auto recovery (which is the most important) and both can by autosave. But my preference is to manage my changes myself.

Single click is fantastic. I don’t understand why anyone would do it differently. Everything on the web is single click. Task bar items are single click. Menu items are single click.

KDE got single click right when Microsoft didn’t.

So why would I not want a single unified experience? I don’t accidently open anything, that is just nonsense.

Libre office is fine. You have no need to bash it. And it does have recovery files, this example is… odd.

Autosave has screwed me over many times. Not all changes I make need saving. Not all drives are always present during a save.

I have worked up what if scenarios and had it auto save, and now the document is missing the original.

I prefer to manage my own revisions.

I have had documents and spread sheets ruined by auto save. Let me decide the revision history.

No it isn’t.

And in the case of Word and Excel it only is enabled if you have One Drive, Office 365 subscription, or Sharepoint Online. And all of that started in 2023. Google Docs auto saves - which follows the pattern of needing to deal with state changes since the document is not local.

None of my local apps auto save. Some do auto recovery, but they are temp files until closed. This is not the norm in 2024.

No. I disagree. I should be in control. I do things at times that I do not want saved. If you have auto save then the only way is with historical commits.

Auto save has fucked me over too many times. Leave it off.

The ONLY way I can see us both being satisfied is to start each document with a save location and asking save, or auto save on the first save.

How? How is this terrible? Why should autosave be expected? I absolutely do not like autosave. No thanks. It is an unusual behaviour, why would anyone expect it to do this?

That said, it is really weird that it didn’t recover. I have never hard Libre office not recover from a computer outage or even a forced shutdown. That is unexpected.

I do not like auto save. Why would it be an automatically?

Uh, my server is an x86, is fanless and the cpu idles at 9 and maxes at 12. Is much faster then my pi and has quicksync.

I run plex, jellyfin, smb shares, mealie, tailscale and rerouting, notes, and books.

I like my pi but performance per watt isn’t as drastic with x86 if you build for it. Did I mention it’s also fanless? Passive heating that just works on the cpu.

Yeah, I would have to report it to the sender. I don’t use any of the large public emails like yahoo, Google, or microsoft.

Maybe I am ignorant, but report to who?

I guess below in another comment that was answered. Send it to their registrar.

Even though there are anonymous people on twitter, it still asks you to follow, and the posts are generally self promotion, not discussion of topics. That is the big difference.

Lemmy is media, without the social part. Unless you really want to. I have not even looked at the users names I respond to, because that does not matter. On twitter, it actually does, real name or not.

Alot of people do use their names on Twitter, and they really encourage you to follow, buy, and sell.

I don’t recall people calling forums social media, and Lemme (and Reddit) are more like forums, with you following the subject. Not each other. Very much like BBS back in the day except with links.

They thought the service they hired was the least expensive.

The Janitorial service is the one cutting costs because they are not the ones using the toilet paper and they only care about their bottom line.

Nicer paper means they lose the contract. Capitalism and somebody else’s problem all the way down.

Me too. Like this.

Postgis and Qgis don’t require windows. ArcGIS is such bloat ware. They live by the cult following rather than merit.