Rip.

Exactly!

Real sad what happened there.

Yes, I get that people need to eat, but goddamn it man THERE ARE OTHER WAYS TO EAT THAN BETRAYING YOUR PRINCIPLES (not to mention your users).

I don’t understand the question. Could you elaborate please?

the “B” is in fact capital, I recently learned

I didn’t quite realize that. Thank you for letting me know!

Sorry, I may need to edit my original comment. I didn’t intend to imply that it’s bad. It’s not that great, but it’s not necessarily bad, to be fair. It’s just…meh. And honestly, I imagine that’s largely due to the fact that unlike the big name keyboard app makers, a lot of FOSS keyboards—Heliboard naturally being one of them—don’t track everything under the sun. Which is a good thing and something I like, make no mistake. The unfortunate downside of that is it’s also not quite as accurate, simply due to it not having as many data points.

This is not something I blame it for, but at the same time I was hoping perhaps another keyboard might have a prediction system different enough to be slightly better. Then again, I’m no expert on keyboard prediction systems so I probably should’ve kept my mouth shut in the first place. So apologies for that. :/

I feel autocorrect in general has gotten worse in the last decade or so. One problem I noticed, for example, that I’ve faced in other FOSS keyboards, not just in Heliboard, is that compared to ten years ago or so, there is a LOT more instances of autocorrect not catching absolute gibberish (like I get a couple letters off and it doesn’t catch it) or I’m one letter off of a very common word (like 1 key to the left or right) and it corrects it to something wildly different.

Maybe I’m just misremembering (after all, human memory is hardly ever reliable), but I feel it was a LOT better around the Jellybean era (for Android).

(Side note: this is all Android-specific; I have never owned any iOS device.)

I would assume so. According to the page Documentation and FAQ,

Why is there no cloud synchronization feature built into KeePassXC?

Cloud synchronization with Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, ownCloud, Nextcloud etc. can be easily accomplished by simply storing your KeePassXC database inside your shared cloud folder and letting your synchronization service of choice do the rest. We prefer this approach, because it is simple, not tied to a specific cloud provider and keeps the complexity of our code low.

KeePassXC is pretty amazing. :)

I just switched over. Honestly, I like it even more than Bitwarden. Then again, I don’t sync my stuff between devices because I’m old I guess. Lol. It makes it easier to switch because I don’t have to deal with stuff like Syncthing.

Damn, I just switched from Bitwarden to KeepPassXC.

Clearly just in time. Lol.

What do you mean?

You and another have already said it, but Emuparadise. It was…truly a shame. :'(

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Goddammit!

Why won’t Nintendo just FUCK. OFF. with this crusade of theirs??!!

^{(And before anyone mentions it, yes, I’m aware as to why they don’t. The question was rhetorical.)}

Here’s hoping they stick to it.

I imagine a lot of people switch, see how hard it is (due to it not being how they’re used to things), and then go back.

Well yeah. I mean, computers back then weren’t just spyware in a Scooby Doo mask.

That is...extremely unfortunate.

I wonder how these people sleep at night

With stacks of hundreds under the pillow.

Ah, that makes sense. That link was very enlightening. Thank you!

(On a side-note, I felt absolutely flashbanged by the sheer light mode of that page. Jesus Christ on a motorbike…)

Can confirm. Some of these comments do not explain anything, and are about software I’ve never heard of. And I love to learn about new programs!