Needs a [2013].
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I also miss that it’s not yet really as context aware as ChatGPTo4. Even just asking a follow-up question, confuses Gemini 1.5.
Hope Gemini 2.0 will improve that!
Doing a full compile, has been known to bring even the most powerful machines to their knees.
They’ve employed a lot of the referenced article’s suggestions and it still is a massive code-base to compile.
[0]: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/BuildingOnLi...
Opening and closing, means you get the best of both worlds.
[1]: https://www.berbel.de/dunstabzuege/zubehoer/abluft-zubehoer/...
LO has a reputation as an IDE-killer, as it’s so large and complex.
I am highly sceptical that the core promise “anything, anytime“ is really what people need: they use it, because it’s possible, not because they want to use it.
The alternative to your problem would be asking a friend/relative to do the shopping, using the in-house delivery service or simply make do without. All more secure options than ordering something and not being sure, you’ll actually get it.
I say good riddance for this petty excuse of a business!
And all we have to protect ourselves, is our over-exerted self-control mechanism.
That’s why I switched to teddit.net. It’s much faster, resembles the old Reddit layout and supports dark mode.
It should be fairly easy to pick up for end users. But only if you don’t use denormalized tables. If your DB is in 2/3NF you’ll run into issues, e.g. the ever so useful DataTable cannot update data across table.
Also, there’s a pretty significant hard limit on 500 rows.
PowerApps is a great tool, but be aware of its limitations and see if that works for you.
Caolán McNamara (of RedHat) added support for automatic layouts a few years ago. Since then, LO has been cleaning up its dialogs and has innovated a lot (e.g. by introducing the notebook bar). This simply wouldn’t have been possible previously. Compare it with Apache OpenOffice and you’ll see why.
To them you'll likely seem like an overzealous geek that shouldn't mess with their business website. I've experienced this before myself and it's not particularly a good position to be in.
Their site has most likely been technically abandoned, i.e. no one capable is in charge anymore.
It'd be best to talk to the owner, show them your "hack" (change it to cats on your phone and let them verify in their browser) and offer them to fix it for free.
That's how one does these things in our small country. ;-)
Quick and easy.
The whole authentication scheme based on EIDAS is a shot show, though and really very horrible.
I stopped reading them and just contribute anyways. Just because everyone can have an opinion doesn't mean you have to read all of them.
In the time a lot of European governments become more open (open data, mandating the use of true open standards etc.), TDF has correctly recognised this as their competitive edge. Also, because they very often are willing to (at least partially) finance that work.
For the benefit of all LO users!
And let's not hope the FPÖ takes over! They've fucked up good back when they had a chance. With their corruption and strong association with the industrial's association (Industriellenvereinigung), they are more interested in not helping start-ups than any other party.
Try it!