• CEOs anywhere

Good luck.

If you’re on a Windows PC oftentimes you can go to the user temp folder and find the working document there. %temp% in file explorer.

You might have to do a little digging to find out what/where it is, sometimes they’re nice and obvious in a folder named for the app creating it, sometimes it’s a string of nonsensical alphanumeric characters.

Also: You can go to the “Tools” followed by “Options” then go to “LibreOffice” and click on “Path”, temp and backup files are stored at the location listed there, too.

Either way, I highly, highly suggest you dig around for the lost doc in that folder. It’s saved my butt a couple times when I forgot to save.

Disparity never goes out of style.

I leave a number wrong. The security code, date, whatever. I can remember one number and correct the autofill while making an attempt to keep things a little more secure and still convenient.

Reactionary Car Guys: look at the performance numbers on this ICE car! Fast! Acceleration! Wow!

EV proceeds to beat all those metrics

Reactionary Car Guys: Performance doesn’t matter!

Just a scam to grab investor and preorder cash, then bolt. Repeat.

Id heard they are more infectious, but I had not heard they are more dangerous.

When you have to compare yourself to a “third world country” to feel not so bad it’s not a compliment.

So we’re still rolling the dice as far as getting a bad covid. Yeah, the virus has generally gotten less serious, but it still has the potential to be serious, and it’s still killing lots of people.

So it’s not the same as sneezing.

The day RES quits working is the day I stop using reddit at all. Right now it’s a mix of the fediverse and some reddit, but not having RES (or old.reddit) would kill it for me.

Couple possibilities. Dropped cigarette. Electric seat heat or motor failure causing a fire.

Going to university means you have a better chance than average at getting a good paying job*, not that you will get one.

*assuming you didn’t degree in some low-pay field or something.