A guy was on Irish radio and he said he bought the cheapest outbound ticket he could find. Managed to get to the arrivals lounge and find his bag there.
The slightly cheaper tactic may be to actually to buy a fully refundable fare (usually for thousands) for much later in the day, and then cancel it and ask for a full refund.
Fully refundable tickets are awesome. My old company had a contract where all international business travels to customer sites must purchase fully refundable business class tickets. I remember someone had to cancel their travel just before boarding, and the airline refunded everything no questions asked.
If there were ever a post to drive me away from a product, this'd be it. Good to know that I should stay well away from KeepassXC, if this is what its defenders sound like.
It's really disappointing to see what's a now flagged post and push-back to what was obviously a flagrant comment. For a more level-headed opinion on KeepassXC, it's decently polished and easy to use. It's also open-source and cross-platform. I like it and came from the original Keepass. I didn't have any specific issues with the first besides wanting to try something new. I haven't noticed any major issues with KeepassXC myself but open to hearing others' experiences.
Comment was flagged so I have no idea what they said, but I use KeePassXC and I'm happy with it. Regular KeePass is good too, but I use XC because it's cross-platform.
If you turn on showdead in your user profile settings you can see flagged comments. I find it helps with context in situations like this, but certain types of posts do attract a lot of racist/sexist garbage that you normally cant see so be forewarned.
Apart from the fact Linux has total customisability, a working search function, doesn't spy on its users, has programs to run Windows apps, isn't anti-consumer, and of course is free.
Maybe you missed the part where I said I was Linux exclusive for a decade plus. For me the trade-offs aren't worth it anymore - I'm mainly interested in a Linux programming environment. I'm sure the trade-offs are different for others.
Maybe he is, but if a system is to function properly it must work in the worst-case scenario.
Therefore, I disagree that this person is arguing in bad faith and is in fact attempting to point out where the system fails in a worst-case scenario such as this.
