It’s a huge pain, especially considering selection shortcuts are overwritten.
I dont work with Excel anymore, but there are python scripts on github to help with lamba management via export/import.

Excel formulas have become Turing complete with the LAMBDA addition.

I’ve never heard the term. Only machine code, which i interpret as 1/0. Assembly should be a very low level programing language?

Those are still two different languages. HTML isn’t an umbrella term for HTML+CSS in any form.

We just need to use it in smart ways

We’re more likely to get copper from asteroids first or die trying

It makes sense if you know about the identifying marks printers add to any output.
I thought I’ve come across some crazy conspiracy when I first found this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printer_tracking_dots

a digital watermark which many color laser printers and photocopiers produce on every printed page that identifies the specific device that was used

As someone who’s assembled a couple of FDM* 3D printers and disassembled a number of 2D printers, the latter is usually a lot more complicated mechanically (varies a lot by features provided, like double-sided print).

There’s this new ai doc you can talk to if you’re depressed

PowerToys -> Ctr alt v
And a ton of other utils

This is depressing. And what’s worse is that the best way to combat this is probably also AI. We’ll just scam ourselves out of resources by wasting it all on scams and battling scams. What a fitting way to go would that be.

TempleOS

Yeah I liked it, thought the lead did a great job.
There was an odd disconnect between first and second part imo.

The books are still good, the movies are still good, the author will not be remembered.
If the kids ask, she’s as good as gone. Might have never existed.

It says they have a map of Jupiter.
I subscribed, and it’s NOT THERE!!
The owner is a LIAR and a SCAMMER!

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It’s fine for the type of user windows is targeting by default.
Most people don’t give a shit if it’s xls, xlsx, xlsm, or xlsb, so long as they can open it in Excel and punch in numbers, and there are mechanisms to prevent these people from getting infected easily.

That depends. Is the spreadsheet doing what it’s intended for, or one of the hundreds of things it can do but really shouldn’t?

I’ve made my fair share of spreadsheets, including time tracking, vehicle scheduling, email automations, map integrations, god forgive me even ‘databases’ - all of that because no one was willing to pay for a proper solution.

So I’m not saying spreadsheets can’t or shouldn’t ever be used for those things, but a dedicated solution for a problem may indeed be a good reason to change things.

Sewing machines don’t just output whatever they think you want to wear today lol

There are some annoying usability limitations still, but it has progressed far since early ebook readers, so I’m hopeful.

Also a lap desk. And a coffee thermos. And headphones. Second screen.
God, I’m too spoiled for nature, ain’t I

They be secretly training you all up for NASA rover drivers