Cybolic @Cybolic@linuxrocks.online
To anyone following, Firefly III rules have been fixed; it wins the round :D
Anyone know of a decent home finance/budget software?
Requirements are:
- Advanced filters/rules
- Bank import (Salt Edge support preferable) or a nice plugin interface
- Works
I've been through:
- HomeBank: doesn't do scheduled imports
- Moneydance: Java, not stable at all, doesn't support my bank
- YNAB: doesn't support my bank, poor information on everything
- Buxfer: very close, but sync is buggy, budget does wrong things and support is dead
- Firefly III: so close, but rules are buggy
Why the Kobo Mini is a terrible ebook reader https://share.tube/videos/watch/4af63a49-26a2-4506-a3d6-13babf7d6731
Dear web developers and admins,
please stop embedding Google's hideous #ReCaptcha into your websites. Its algorithm is faulty, forcing regular users to click dozens or even hundreds of fire hydrants, bicycles, or traffic lights each day. It puts a 'suspicious activity' flag on users who won't obey to Google's business model - such as people who don't sign into Chrome, use anonymity VPNs, or use browser extensions to suppress common tracking mechanisms. Enough is enough. Stop it.
Thank you Electronic Frontier Foundation for fighting for everyone's rights in the world of copyright law!
Question: How are people reading email these days?
I've been using isync+notmuch+alot for quite a while but after reinstalling my system and putting off moving my setup to my home-server, I'm curious if GUIs might have gotten good enough to not bother with setting anything up?
So, suggestions, anyone?
(searching+filtering and fast navigation are must-haves for me)
After upgrading my PC to a new 5000 series AMD processor, I'm trying out KDE Plasma 5 instead of my usual #bspwm setup.
Despite resorting to a tiling script, I gotta say, I'm kinda liking this!
It doesn't do anything I couldn't before, but it's also not as restrictive as I remember it and, if nothing else, Slack seems to behave under KWin.
Good job #KDE team!
A whistleblower said that Apple contractors 'regularly hear confidential details' on Siri recordings and have even heard drug deals, medical details and people having sex
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2019/jul/26/apple-contractors-regularly-hear-confidential-details-on-siri-recordings
Original tweet : https://twitter.com/tilbots/status/1305118115085332480
Wavebox using 53GB of memory, locking up my system? Yeah, fun times... Good thing I separated my work tabs from Firefox into this "lighter" program, right? -_-
Finally a worthy qutebrowser alternative.
https://github.com/jun7/wyeb
#webbrowser #qutebrowser
My youngest cat has figured out how to hack the cat feeder I built by shorting a few gpio pins with his paw. Guess I shouldn't have left the Pi exposed....
Read this. This article pretty summarizes what I see every day. And when I criticize it, half of the audience doesn't understand my point. They are simply to young and grew up with smart phones and fast lines.
"Software disenchantment": http://tonsky.me/blog/disenchantment/ via kurtm@bsd.network
Sony enters EFF's Takedown Hall of Shame for claiming it owned Bach's music, even though he died before American copyright law even existed https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2018/09/sorry-sony-music-you-dont-own-the-rights-to-bachs-music-on-facebook/ source: https://twitter.com/eff/status/1041746996699127808
