Comparing proton with Microsoft like this is a joke.

Oh, I see, thanks for clarifying. I have never had a use case where I want that.

Are you sure others cannot edit? From the linked blog post:

“Share and invite anyone — Invite other users to view or edit your documents with a single click.”

“Collaborate in real-time — Changes are reflected immediately, ensuring every contributor always sees the most up-to-date version.”

No idea but, after a quick search to learn what this is, I’m not sure how it would help were it to be an option.

The customer who’s paying the higher price is eating it

Realistic human skin? Realistic robot skin?

Why wouldn’t you just use SHIFT + G ??

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Laziest common response to things like this. People still use Windows? People still use cars? WordPress is insanely popular and there’s no indication that’s going to change. Not even after you’ve chosem to signal to all of us here that you don’t use it. Good for you, though!

Tesla model 3 doors do not lock immediately every time they shut. But if you use your cell phone as a key, the default behavior is that they are locked if you walk away with the phone a few yards.

I did that and it was a mess, with warnings about being unable to backup that I couldn’t get rid of. I had to reinstall to try to turn off syncing, then remove again. But it’s so integrated that my desktop is still under a OneDrive subfolder and it’s still referenced in various places.

Is there a guide to completely removing this from Windows 11 cleanly?

Novice web site owner/coder here: wondering if I can block them somehow via IP address in addition to robots.txt. Server firewall rule? Remember, I said I was a novice…

I agree it’s down a large amount but it started at a really high level. Tens of millions to go before we get to ask “Who on earth still uses Twitter?”

An ungodly amount of people do, there’s no point in pretending otherwise.

Or fund new content

Realistically, what can you use this for that’s worthwhile?

Cool looking device though.

Doesn’t Digital Commons mean common ownership? A personal blog of family photos inherently owned by that photographer are surely not commonly owned. I see this as problematic.

With my EV I follow recommended practice to ensure longevity of the battery. I rarely charge it more than halfway as I don’t need to for my regular usage, and I avoid letting it run down entirely. Once you engage in battery swapping, where’s the incentive to take care of it well? After my first swap my brand new excellent condition battery is replaced by who knows what.

I’d like to see evidence of what the original poster on this thread says before trusting what they are saying. I haven’t seen this be the case at all.

“We purchase and acquire books—yes, physical, paper books—and make them available for one person at a time to check out and read online”

They excel at pivots