Sure, but why would I allow kids to alter their textbooks?

I did a really quick look at what firefox could do, but was only able to highlight text, might have to look into it little further with the manual. Thank you.

The pdf itself cannot be edited, it would allow anyone to alter the textbooks, it can only be annotated.

Say you are a child. Make the exercise on page 11. Close the file, few days later you open the file and show the teacher. They go over the mistakes and you need to change some answers, or remove all answers and try again as a way of practicing. That’s the use case.

A clean copy is a given, but editing different parts, like they are layers, is a must for it to be practical.

I’m not saying it needs to be saved as the same document, I’m saying it definitely shouldn’t be. The software probably saves to a copy or a different format that holds the edits and a reference to the original pdf, idk not really relevant. It should simply not be possible to edit the original. Kids editing what is essentially a handbook is not ok, only annotations or forms are allowed, as long as they are erasable/editable later, say a few weeks, when tasks are graded and mistakes are corrected.

That’s an interesting insight, thanks!

You can bump 10 years ahead, my car doesn’t have tracking 😄

But they can still scrape it, it just costs them computation?

There are gopher browsers that allow you to visit an alternative, more simple “web”

And useless partial timestamp covering the actual price it tries to talk about

This seals it for me. They aren’t using version control but are making copies of the working directory with this result.

These answers to a question why the task bar can’t be moved to the side anymore.

You could always diff the XML before and after to see what’s causing it.

I bring 1 of my backup disks to my inlaws. I go there regularly so it’s a matter of swapping them when I’m there.

I never ask for anything on stack, I just scraped by enough reputation to do basic shit, I’m not going to risk it by asking a duplicate question.

I have mini-ITX board in a mini case. 4 bays, 16 GB RAM of DDR3-L and a slow but very low TDP CPU. This thing is very low power but it’s on 24/7.

Runs home assistant with zigbee, rtl433 and whatever it detects over the network. A few older game servers (minecraft, minetest/luanti, quake 2), miniDLNA, … Arch Linux, so rolling release and always up to date with the latest versions.

Served me greatly and I haven’t upgraded because it still does what I want and I can’t find any modern CPU with a TDP this low.

The problem is software. The ecosystem of android is gigantic. Every business, big or small has an app.

Microsoft tried and failed. No users, no apps. No apps, no users.

Google actively worked against Microsoft and got what they wanted: no competition.

That’s like John Carmack’s talks. He goes on and on, but that’s why I’m here.

Now I wanna see this in jive

Least ugly Belgian house