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  • The single-hosed ones literally suck...
    ...air out of the room. This inevitably leads to ingress of warm air from the outside through various crevices. But you know that already from this comment section.

  • It’s a pretty chaotic way to say

    If you need a toilet, go in and to the left…
    \ HOWEVER, keep the doors closed because cats are not allowed in. They are not able to get out and have passed] here.

    Just kidding with the last part. They just get sad, hungry and poop on the floor.

  • The term is not always literal. By destroying the only copy of the wallet's private key, the funds become irrecoverable unless the cryptography is broken, which would destroy all of the currency's value. And yes, the private key can be literally printed and burned.

    Edit: they sent it to nonexistent Dogecoin addresses, meaning that in all likelihood there is no private key to theoretically reverse-compute.

  • Renumbering characters during font minimization? I haven't encountered that, it would break searching and copying.

    Anyway, PDFs for example don't even say whether a line of text is left, center or justified – they usually store the coordinates of the first character and then spacing to each subsequent one unless defined by the font.

    And what if the document contains text boxes, or other Word objects? Well, the text is separate from the underlying rectangle (if there is one) and it's up to the conversion tool to guess if it's part of the main text layer.

    Sorry, it's really hard to edit PDFs. You might want to use Inkscape for editing the graphical parts. If you also need to edit paragraphs, I suggest recreating the document by pasting them into Word/LibreOffice, and importing any graphical shapes as SVGs (use Inkscape for the conversion, then you can try Word's "Graphic > Convert to Shapes" feature).

    Really, every software that outputs PDF should treat it as an export process, hopefully making it clearer that "saving as PDF" is visually lossless but structurally lossy and messy.