I’m not an expert on keepass. Bit warden is open source and free though (unless you want to get 2fa). I’m sure there are comparisons between the two out in the wild Internet

Bit warden is the greatest. Everyone should use it

What an asshole. This is your room mate?! Why is he treating you like you’re his personal assistant and he’s gods gift to you? I’m so fucking confused

Does archive have a copy of what you need? They are probably trying to protect themselves from their own making… Ai scraping

Web archives

I just found a Firefox extension that let’s you open these blocked pages in archive. Pretty excited to bypass the bs of VPN blocks

Just because you paid for it doesn’t mean you can’t switch to the better, free option.

Correct, worked great for my needed Linux commands though

That could be part of the issue. I recently had an issue with my raid setup through mdadm on Linux and couldn’t figure out how to restore it. Forums didn’t help and none of the commands I tried got the raid to go back together. I queried GPT and had it rebuilding within 10 min.

For anyone wondering, the trick was to force a rebuild and assume clean one of the drives then add my mirror for it to rebuild/copy.

Unpopular opinion incoming: as much as i hate it… LLM is better than search engines for finding information. It’s not always correct but neither are web results.

It’s so much better than the other PDF things I’ve used. I can measure drawings, set dimensioning scale, comment, edit, all easily. I don’t know why more software doesn’t take their lead. Bluebeam is industry standard for my world and it’s way more expensive and way worse of a product. Pdfxchange users unite!

Have dimensioning and scaling on there? I have yet to find a good PDF program in Linux for working with architectural drawings. In Windows I use pdfxchange (and also through wine in Linux) but would love a native solution.

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This sounds horrible. I already have a tab issue

I’ve used ion for years for web hosting with no issue. Not sure how it would compare

Thanks, I have tried it but it didn’t fulfill my requirements. Master PDF was the best but it was laggy for some reason. I’m gonna try it again if the solutions listed by other commenters don’t work.

wow thanks, I’ll give this a shot!

Thanks! I’ll check out only office. For CAD I’ve tried most options in Linux and they simply aren’t as polished, powerful, professional as Windows options. Luckily my VM is working good on that front!

It looks like I can create a custom command but can’t figure out what that would be. I’m Linux terminal illiterate for the most part.

Yeah I can read them fine but for work I need to be able to mark them up and modify them. It has to be powerful with Mark up tools and most importantly I need to be able to dimension things to scale.