Could have been an excited 13yr old.

Not enough context to know!

1. Because I don't trust companies to hold onto passwords.
2. It syncs. I don't need live access to my home.

The nice thing about some battery backup is not keeping it running during an outage, but safely shutting it all down.

I agree on the laptop battery, I'm just disagreeing on battery backup. It serves a purpose, as does decent surge elimination.

What about asset management software, like snipe-it? Or are you trying for payment in there too?

Well yeah, their employers got shut down a month or two back, right?

Well, as long as their eligibility/registration isn't tossed under dubious means, there are enough polling stations where they live, they have the ability to go (as in not working or their work allows them to go), their vote sent by mail isn't caught in a USPS black hole until right after the deadline despite being submitted long before, so on, and so on.

I've just said this recently (like earlier today), but its not necessarily apathy.

Many people had to work multiple jobs, couldn't get a vote by mail option, their local polling place had too few voting booths relative to the number of voters, etc, etc.

As soon as mail in voting became accessible, the number of voters actually voting jumped massively.

Preventing access to voting is an international act, and dismissing people as just being apathetic for not having the time to wait a few hours to vote (because kids, work, etc) is part of that intention.

Don't just be dismissive. Support a national holiday for election day. Support politicians who want to keep mail in voting for all. And don't look down on people who are put into situations where voting instead of showing up to work could make them lose their jobs.

Plex. Its been getting shittier for years.

Meanwhile JF has been improving in leaps and bounds.

Kevin Durand is awesome, but I don't need to see anything more about Musk. I'll be happy to have him disappear into obscurity.

A long while ago, I used to use kdissert (now semantik) to make all my white papers, from mind map to document, generating latex out, fine tune, and just gorgeous.

Then I was forced to put them in word and hand it off to our graphics design people to put it into InDesign.

I think I'm going to try semantik for more than mind maps again.

Excuse me, but I believe you have misspelled Jackin Decouch Vance.

They've just posted.

It's not a good explanation. The only thing that changed was their own minds.