I used GnuCash for budgeting several years ago and recently picked up Actual a few months back. I really like the interface for Actual, but I’m not a huge fan of envelope budgeting. I wish there was something like GnuCash but with a modern web UI with mobile accessibility.

First I’ve heard of Wire, but on the surface it looks pretty promising.

Personally I finally got most of my friends on Signal, so it will be a whole before I can get anyone to move to something else.

Seriously. I got a med that is $1500, but insurance won’t cover it till I meet my deductible. The generic is cheaper, but they won’t cover it at all. Cost plus has it for $60 with no insurance at all. Our system can get fucked.

I like this approach. Much better than the lists that just lump it all together like using autocomplete is the same as vibe coded.

Found my new email tag line

The BookLore thing is really disappointing. I hope we see a quality fork in the near future.

Why not forgejo’s built in ci/cd? Its worked great for me so far?

All my kubernetes nodes are Ubuntu but when I rebuild my cluster I’ll probably moved to Talos. My Gaming Rig/Workstation runs Bazzite. My Dev laptop runs Aurora. The little differences between Aurora and Bazzite are a little irritating so if I ever have a reason to rebuild one I’ll probably switch it.

The PIs run whatever is most convenient for their purpose.

My next NAS will probably run Unraid or TrueNAS, but for now its Synology.

So kind of a reverse rug pull

It looks like they only provided the minimum legally required by their jurisdiction. If you want to be immune to this kind of identity discovery you’d need to find a secure email provider that takes either cash or monero, and has a reputation at least as good as Proton’s.