Hot take: that’s fair. They probably have thousands of users who made an account, drew a bunch of stuff and then abandoned it.

It’s not the best solution - that would be local offline storage - but it’s a fair change.

We should be able to figure this out. Which year, month, date and hour of the day was it?

I feel attacked by this post. I self host Home Assistant, recursive proxy servers, RSS readers, photo managers, vscode, media servers, download managers, backup solutions, git, password databases, economy trackers… And if I need to print from my macbook I have to email the file to myself because in twenty years I haven’t ONCE been able to host my printer on the network in a way that works for more than three days before randomly breaking.

https://xkcd.com/1897/

”Better known as Windoze”

Stopped reading right there. Edgy 14 year old script kiddies can think whatever they want. I’m not interested.

Well well well. Check mate, atheists!

As soon as I saw this post I jumped on xkcd. Glad I checked the comments before replying, or I would have made quite the fool of myself.

The text is not the actual line from the episode.

The difference between one million and one billion is almost exactly one billion.

Seams so.

Oh no.

Anyway.

https://xkcd.com/1782/