You mean every moment of every day of my goddamn life?

Based on the crumb texture in the middle, it doesn’t look like it got fully baked I.e. the middle may have never reached safe temp

Not trying to start a debate or anything but I’m genuinely curious.

Which religions aren’t cults?

Every hero has a journey.

Yours has just begun.

I warn you, this is not the easy path.

But I urge you to heed the call.

For though there will be trials and tribulations,

soon, my friend, you will own new socks.

Lol somebody skipped naptime today

Why do you think the dev (who very well may be unpaid, this is an open-source driver) owes you a solution?

Would you milk a cow for an entire community for free? Would you charge money? How much? If someone didn’t like the milk, would you ask why?

These users are why enshitification exists

Fully agree. I think I know the hidden reason though:

• PDFs are a nightmare to parse
  • Virtually every PDF parser out there attempts to parse them visually which typically leads to poor and inconsistent results.
• HTML, JSON, YAML, Markdown, CSVs, heck even TXT
  • can be mechanically and deterministically parsed easily

I have ADHD. I pretty much have to automate as much of my life as possible to get by. But as you point out, almost no proprietary service allows you to export/download your data in a format that makes it easy to use for integration/automation purposes. It very much upsets me that I can’t easily locally process my:

• bank data
• paystubs
• receipts
• shifts at work
• healthcare data
• etc ad nauseam

I think their reasons for this are that they don’t want it to be easy. The harder they make it, the more reason you have to exclusively look at this data in their app/website. Asshole move if you ask me, as the quickest way forward is usually brute force manual data entry.

I think we’re mixing terms on green/yellow. When I said green I meant the lime/lemon/citrus original flavor of Gatorade.

When mixed with vodka it creates an almost recognizability “margarita” flavor which works (at least for me)

Whaaat? The green one is pretty okay. Thins it out.

I mean, that’s essentially how it works at every scale. When it says thinking, the first part of that wait is your query waiting in a queue