Peak onion-based dish right there. The broth gets all the oniony flavor but then you don’t need too many onions in it…

Thanks a lot jackasses

That’s why I always click the eye to see it if possible, and log in on another device with the password manager after changing/creating a password. I’ve only had that happen once or twice though.

Incidentally, I also love the texture of tomatoes 🤔 are you my evil twin by any chance?

Also, like, if it doesn’t allow me to set up a passkey because my manager or OS is not supported…I guess I’m not setting up a passkey then, which is OK by me, so there is no problem.

I default to using 128 characters because that’s the max for the password generator I use. A surprising amount of accounts are OK with that, like more often than not. I have pared accounts down massively since using a password manager though, and use privacy respecting services when possible, so I may be self selecting here.

Artificial propping up, as usual. Which will continue to happen as long as blatant corruption continues to occur, and uh…narrows eyes at current admin

I’m sorry to hear that your daughter is a furry, it must be devastating.

If they’re feeling adventurous

I have a love hate relationship with it. The extra flavor onion can add is god tier. The texture is awful. So I cook with it but leave minimal pieces left in the dish.

Nobody wants to use Microsoft specifically. But that’s what they’re used to. And that’s what the industry standard is. LibreOffice does not prioritize compatibility with Microsoft Office formats. LibreOffice has tabbed mode which feels a bit more like “home”, but for some reason is missing options on this Ui view.

That’s why people are interested. If it looks exactly like Microsoft Office and is 100% compatible with Microsoft Office formats without having to use a Microsoft product, that is a win. Will it be possible to maintain since it was so heavily vibe coded? That remains to be seen. But let’s not pretend that open source projects are just as good or better in every way. LibreOffice is a lot closer than most, but Gimp is no Photoshop, for example, and after 30 years of waiting, I think it’s safe to say that it’s not gonna be. As much as I respect both LibreOffice and Gimp.

People aren’t as opposed to paying as the loud people on the internet would suggest. Particularly if it is the best software around, hence why Photoshop, AutoDesk, etc have such a stranglehold. Even more so if you’re marketing to a business. Is a company really going to use a vibe coded app, or pay their engineer to spend time decompiling and reverse engineering your app while production grinds to a halt, and THEN somehow maintain vibe code, or are they just going to pay for the thing that works and that they can use right now? Similarly, game piracy has never been easier, but Steam makes money hand over fist. Many piracy sites I’ve seen refuse to crack indie games.

I’m not telling you what to do with your life though, it’s a gamble to be sure.

Fedora on the same tier as Manjaro (and below Ubuntu) is probably the most offensive ranking I’ve seen. Even if this is solely referring to complexity.