• Mustakrakish@lemmy.world
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    10 days ago

    So windows 11 sucks for a number of reasons, but one thing it doesn’t suck for is updating the notepad program to have autosave and being able to reopen last notes even if not saved to a file directly. Makes it actually usefull as a notepad

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      10 days ago

      It does AI autocorrect to text though, which I’m not sure how I feel. It hasn’t ruined anything for me just yet, but they’re starting to try and make it automagical, which is exactly what I needed not to be.

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    10 days ago

    I was already done with windows, but if I hadn’t decided yet the AI in notepad definitely would have put me over the edge. That’s insane.

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      10 days ago

      Yeah they just want to collect every single bit of data you have. AI is a data collection tool. A reason to send everything you type or use to their servers. I swapped to Linux fully over 4 years ago and my windows 10 install is still sitting on my older SSD drive. It’s a good reminder to format that thing and use it as a backup drive in my Unraid setup.

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      11 days ago

      Ctrl + Shift + V should paste without formatting, but for some reason Microsoft Office software (Outlook, Word, Publisher) refuses to follow this standard.

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      12 days ago

      I’ve been on Windows since 3.0 and only recently learned that. Use it almost every day now.

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        12 days ago

        Same, I’ve been using PCs with Microsoft operating systems since fuckin’ MS-DOS 3.2 and I only learned about it a couple years ago.

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      12 days ago

      Can anyone confirm if that keeps Jira from doing that “uploading an image” thing when pasting text?

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      11 days ago

      Is there something like this for Mac users that have this stupid behavior ported over through the MS Office suite?

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      12 days ago

      Linux too, at least in most applications I’ve tried. Some will ask you when you ctrl+shift+v if you want to paste formatted or unformatted text.

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    11 days ago

    I just paste and then copy whatever i need into the address bar of any browser and its good to go. Unless its very long.

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        10 days ago

        I use Firefox with DuckDuckGo. But I do agree that Google is so pervasive in the browser space that pasting text to the URL bar without further context can be reasonably understood in most instances, as sending data to Google.

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        9 days ago

        Im using safari and more recently opera, but since that is chinese now, im guessing this isnt much better :D

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      12 days ago

      You copy some text from a webpage and put it in your email or word processor, it copies the formating too and everything looks wonky. If you paste the clipboard content in a text editor, like notepad and copy the text from there, you strip the formating.

      That is what the post is refering to.

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        12 days ago

        You copy some text from a webpage and put it in your markdown/LaTeX document in your text editor, like vim. Then you use pandoc/pdf-latex to export in whatever file format you need. It never looks wonky, it looks exactly like you tell it to.