Yeah all that open source and open hardware options I have are really holding things back.

Fuck off you tool.

Not only surprising that Kirk outlived Picard, but Shatner is still performing!

He did riot fest and a heavy metal show.

Then he goes on tour starting today with short runs all the way to February of next year.

Oh NO!

Cool. Previously I never used two companies.

Now I only have to never use one.

Perfect.

I am going to go with at least post 2002 as the beginning of the end. After Dave Thomas died. I could imagine various franchises had different levels of effort.

I didn't eat fast food much, but I had a friend who came to America in the mid 80's and raved about Wendy's. I would get dragged along sometimes. They said their experience was very downhill post Dave's passing.

They owned Tim Hortons once upon a time.

They were crashing and burning since 2002 anyways, just shoot it and put it out of its misery.

Recent years? I don't think they have been any good since the late 80's. Maybe as late as the mid nineties. After that: garbageville. That continued the decline.

Its not the high beef prices or aging stores, its just low quality control.

That was a painful watch.

But lets break this down:

His argument is that hatred, war, and victimization cause a reduction in contribution to science and literature.

You asshole, quit pointing your fingers at others and start cleaning up your own damn house.

You need several different apps to do the same as Irfanview.

Why would I want an all in one? Wouldn't I want ones that are the best at what they do, but can hand off functionality to other programs if they excel at it? I just don't find the case for it compelling at all. From any viewer in linux I can launch others applications or have complex workflows.

As for ShareX: Spectacle (default in KDE) covers the capture end (snips, ocr, edit, etc), and then of course uploading is simple enough with various tools. Automation is easy.

Although I gotta give ShareX some love. I used to use it at work, it was great at the time. Being open source made it even better.

I don't think either Sharex or Irfanview are superior to the alternatives. What is one thing that you can do with Irfanview that I can't do elsewhere? I am familiar with the program, its ok for what it is.

Thankfully there really aren't any windows (only) applications worth running. So no need.