Judging by this Windows 95 icon I must be in Microsoft Word's historic district. #word #MSWord #microsoft
"Dokumente vergleichen in #Word – lokal und via SharePoint" https://www.deroutlooker365.de/das-loesungsvideo-817-dokumente-vergleichen-in-word-lokal-und-via-sharepoint/ #Office
#FoxiMax #1051 4/8
https://foximax.com/
#wordgames #word #Words #puzzle #puzzles
If you haven't tried this game, please do. It's fun!!
I swear, sometimes I speak in Tongues even when nobody’s around. It’s not hard to do. I’m just pretending Tongues is a city I lick in Lichtenstein. It sounds funny but it tickles.
Rad clowns are funny, especially when, there is a mirror near me.
(FYI, I just looked up rad. I never knew it was a masculine noun. I thought it was just slang for radical. LMFAO)
Anyone ever feel like they’ve stared at every word too long and now nothing makes sense?
Timeless Words of Wisdom...Desiderata by Max Ehrmann.
ART
https://fineartamerica.com/featured/desiderata-25-landscape-art-sharon-cummings.html
Looking for solutions for automated file backup and versioning for less technical person on Windows or Linux.
My wife writes novels. She's has been using #Word on #Windows with autosave and #OneDrive for backup.
But Word is bloated and getting worse, she keeps hitting conflicted-version issues on ~100K word documents, and Microsoft is Microsoft.
So, she's ready to move to #LibreOffice and probably #Linux, but she needs a near-bulletproof way to keep having her documents backed up as she writes.
I’m inclined to set her up as follows, but would like any better suggestions:
* All documents autosaved by LibreOffice #Writer to a folder without any cloud backup
* Python program runs every 10 minutes and copies any changed files to timestamped versions in a history folder that is synced automatically to #pCloud (or similar privacy-oriented backup)
* Program also prunes previous versions, keeping last few and some increasingly diffuse ones from earlier times and dates
* Program also maintains a copy of the history folder on a compact USB drive
This should address the main risk of file corruption, work even when offline, maintain a cloud copy and have a belt-and-braces local backup too. It should avoid the conflicted-version issue when saving the master copy. If some versioned copies are invalid, it’s not a big deal.
Does this make sense? Is it stupid? Is there a better well-written archival/versioning tool that does all this?