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I still feel like "We’re supported by ads so disable your ad blocker so we can farm your data." is still a poor excuse even for indie sites.

And I’m fine with hosting ads, just not as an excuse to get at my data. So if that means I can’t view your content, that’s 100% fair.

Yep, I’m browse with JavaScript disabled by default. And somehow much of the web is still surprisingly useable. You should try it!

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I still feel like "We’re supported by ads so disable your ad blocker so we can farm your data." is still a poor excuse even for indie sites.

And I’m fine with hosting ads, just not as an excuse to get at my data. So if that means I can’t view your content, that’s 100% fair.

Yep, I’m browse with JavaScript disabled by default. And somehow much of the web is still surprisingly useable. You should try it!

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A git workflow makes more sense for Excel documents than whatever OneDrive / SharePoint is trying to do.

git: branch, modify, merge, done!!

onedrive: modify, save, refresh-to-merge, merge conflict - discard changes?, save new file, overwrite old file, done?

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A git workflow makes more sense for Excel documents than whatever OneDrive / SharePoint is trying to do.

git: branch, modify, merge, done!!

onedrive: modify, save, refresh-to-merge, merge conflict - discard changes?, save new file, overwrite old file, done?

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@snotr that’s a cool tool. Thanks! I actually settled on the Bun JavaScript runtime as it seems to have good isolation.

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@snotr that’s a cool tool. Thanks! I actually settled on the Bun JavaScript runtime as it seems to have good isolation.

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So I need venv to isolate python to install nodeenv to isolate node.js? Is this the way?

Feels like a lot of dependencies to isolate dependencies…

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So I need venv to isolate python to install nodeenv to isolate node.js? Is this the way?

Feels like a lot of dependencies to isolate dependencies…

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About 50% of my issues on Windows start with the assumption that the internet is omnipresent, always fast and never falters…

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About 50% of my issues on Windows start with the assumption that the internet is omnipresent, always fast and never falters…

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Don’t tell me my query “might not be compatible” since it was authored by a newer version. Microsoft built PowerQuery- they know what’s compatible and what isn’t.

What a tactic to get you to upgrade… 🙄

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Don’t tell me my query “might not be compatible” since it was authored by a newer version. Microsoft built PowerQuery- they know what’s compatible and what isn’t.

What a tactic to get you to upgrade… 🙄

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@kev They did for Win11, and it’s still trash. The tabs in Microsoft Edge function better than in the file browser.

It’s mind blowing.

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@kev They did for Win11, and it’s still trash. The tabs in Microsoft Edge function better than in the file browser.

It’s mind blowing.

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I once renamed a file to "_" due to poor UX design.

I bet you’ve done something similar (but probably not on Linux) 😁

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I once renamed a file to "_" due to poor UX design.

I bet you’ve done something similar (but probably not on Linux) 😁