i like to think if anyone ever hacks my Google account they'll get totally derailed trying to decipher my hundreds of spreadsheets that all look something like this

[molly0xfff@hachyderm.io]

@ike how'd you guess

[jtheo@hachyderm.io]

@molly0xfff you're not alone, I tried to stop doing it, but, no success so far

[nirak@carhenge.club]

@molly0xfff Step one: type “sheet.new” into browser address bar
Step two: type in a few numbers
Step three: close the tab, never to think about that untitled file again

[erikmitk@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@molly0xfff WHATS IN THE BOX D4:F6?!

[rohsignal@social.elegantnoise.eu]

@molly0xfff That sounds kind of familiar...

[kimvanwyk@fosstodon.org]

@molly0xfff given the sparse example, presumably you have a lot of reason to cry out "holey sheet"

(I'll get my coat)

[vgarzareyna@mstdn.mx]

@johnefrancis @molly0xfff hehe cat

[vgarzareyna@mstdn.mx]

@molly0xfff couldn't be me. as soon as any excel file I create reaches some complexity threshold (mostly vibes based, tbh) I start formatting everything.

I usually also fill the cells with autocalculated values some shade of gray to know i shouldn't touch those:)) (i know i could just lock the cells, btw)

[wenge@hachyderm.io]

@molly0xfff have you looked at Soulver, a Mac app? It replaced my “scratch spreadsheet” needs

[rocketsoup@mastodon.social]

@molly0xfff named “Untitled Spreadsheet” in the default folder

[de_minimis@infosec.exchange]

@molly0xfff I call that my SSL (Steganography Security Layer).