throwaway11205

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   by throwaway11205 3y ago

   MacOS way is better, text is blurry, but much less. I still don't like it though, but can use it in an emergency. But there apparently is another way that Xorg and Windows uses. I have perfectly crisp (as far as my eyes can tell) UI an
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   by throwaway11205 3y ago

   Fractional scaling works perfectly well on Xorg Linux and Windows, but looks blurry on Wayland Linux. Maybe it's not micrometer-scale crisp, but I can't see that. Text on Wayland is very visibly blurred. And it's not just t
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   by throwaway11205 3y ago

   PDF invoices are nothing wrong. As long as you're not a VAT payer there are just basic requirements (vendor/customer ID and address, invoice number). Most likely yours is compliant - but you need to provide it.
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   by throwaway11205 3y ago

   The Java EE-like OOP mess of later years is no better.
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   by throwaway11205 3y ago

   In all EU countries an invoice (tax receipt) is a legal document very exactly specified by local law as well as EU regulation, and you can't move a cent without it - you won't be able to claim the expense (subtract from tax base =