Stirling-PDF can do 10x as many kinds of tasks as pdftk can. I used to use pdftk until I discovered Stirling-PDF and have never looked back.

The freemium, offline-capable software Stirling-PDF is king of open-source PDF-editing. Nothing else comes even close, despite how counterintuitive its UI can be. Ironically enough, the creator said it was originally a ChatGPT experiment, but once it went viral, he ended up hiring others and they all regularly improve it as its staff.

If you are on Windows, head over to @ahk@programming.dev and we’ll see what we can do about automating the removal per pg. via AutoHotkey.

Blokus sort of slowly blossoms and then gradually squeezes. That’s still nothing compared to Go, haha.

In my country you have to pay an annual fee if your bank account exceeds a certain limit (5000€)

That’s insane!

I’ve been on Waterfox for years and see no reason worth changing for.

You can revert the timestamp to normality but the process is convoluted and I don’t remember it as I only found our after uninstalling it.

Oh, well, still: good enough!

What I learned about Germany most recently is that it’s super-mega FOSS-prioritizing, which is awesome!

Interesting. I just couldn’t get past the corniness of the pilot episode, though…

Wow, I’ve never seen that middle one before…

I guess I’ll have to rewatch that episode!

Interesting… So Vivaldi is like Opera 2.0?

Why do you have to “get through them” in a specific order, though?

Interesting, though you can also just keep pressing Ctrl+Shift+T and it’ll eventually restore entire windows in the reverse order of closure, whether tab or window.

Huh, interesting, TIL. But when does he do this?

“Stims?”

Thai food

There we go; all better now.

… oh. Never mind, thanks, haha.

Interesting; I thought today’s Nazis are pro-Jew, haha.

Why Molly? Doesn’t being unofficial mean always being a step behind in security updates?