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YNAB = you need a budget

YNAB is a web app and mobile app. It’s beauty is that it helps you look FORWARD, instead of tracking your PAST spending.

It’s not much use to see that you spent too much last month, again. Instead, YNAB helps you know what your average expenses are and lets you set aside meaningful amounts for each kind of expense = that’s what we call a BUDGET.

Yes, it has a cost. Yes, it’s ironic to spend money on a tool to save money. But here’s the thing: it really works! For me, it’s easily worth the cost.

www.ynab.com

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Your second-to-last word missing.

Action cam recommendations? (Europe)

I am looking for an action cam. It does not need to be a GoPro or DJI simply because they are so very expensive – but finding alternatives is difficult, mostly because all those products are misrepresented on sites like Amazon. Some reviews reveal that the manufacturer offers free add-ons to customers who post 5-star reviews....

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What’s oneshot? Besides being difficult to search for.

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Yes! What gave it away, was it the cowboy boots?

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Aka. Stool Stool

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I’m pooping next to my toilet, inside this wall. The tp roll is in my belly.

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The measure of a man’s true character is what he would do if he knew he would never be found out.

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Valuable! I never had to cook at home, so I never learned it. I still don’t like cooking - because I am bad at it!

To me it’s a chore. I use to say it’s like brushing my teeth - it’s no fun but we have to do it every day.

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I feel frustration because it sounds like you are right and that is not helping.

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Browser plugin named “I still don’t want any cookies”

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It’s not about the cost. It’s about the privacy.

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Narrator: he does.

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This is funny because I work with software for vehicle management, and that software is getting worse every week.

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/d19fe921-3adc-4cea-95df-4117ff6cb2de.png

Non-root user that (suddenly) has elevated privileges in a specific command (only). [Have I been hacked?]

Title. Long,short story: creating or editing files with nano as my non-root user gives (the file) elevated privileges, like I have ran it w/ sudo or as root. And the (only) “security hole” that I can think of is a nextdns docker container running as root. That aside, its very “overkill” security-wise (cap_drop=ALL,...

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Could I set that for Docker? I often forget to run docker-compose as sudo and it can’t be used without sudo, so it’s a bit silly to always have to prepend sudo there. This magical “s” you describe could solve that.

And, of course, because I want to learn: why is this a really bad idea?

What item have you been using on a daily basis for the longest amount of time?

Sometimes I will use something and realize I’ve owned it forever. It’s a nice change in our throwaway reality. I think my personal record is a bicycle multi-tool I got for one of my first bikes, ~25 years ago. Still have it, still use it. When it comes to electronic devices I have a Panasonic mini Hi-Fi from ~2005. Never...

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Easy: I have used my Norwegian teapot every day for as long as I can remember - easily 50 years, plus some 15+ years where my dad used it before me, plus another unknown number of years before him, because he picked it up doing his rounds as a garbage man in his student years (1960s). That thing is ancient, and still going strong. Never gonna let it go.

That teapot must be tied with the Danish dinner tableware inherited from my grandparents. That stuff has also been in use literally daily since the 1950s.

Talk about built to last, and buy it for life. Amazing.

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Metal, with a glass lid and a bakelite handle.

It’s non-magnetic but too light to be aluminium, I don’t know what material it is made of.

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Rookie numbers

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Here it is: i.imgur.com/oSyNbne.png (organic banana for scale)

Disappointing, yes? Well, not sure what you expected an indestructible thing to look like. This thing must be from the 1940s or so.

The pot itself is made of some non-magnetic metal, and it was probably all black when it was new, but years of gas stove-top use before I was even born must have burned away the color near the base – I have always known it to have this gradient. It holds 1,5L of steaming hot black tea (preferably Lady Grey or Darjeeling) and has an absolutely drip-free spout. It has a stein-like hinged lid with a glass insert that used to be removable until my dad epoxied it on, untold ages ago. The handle is made of bakelite so it never gets hot, not even when used on a gas stove-top.

The handle is marked with the logo “HØYANG” which sounds Norwegian. If anyone can tell me any details aout that, I would be extremely interested.

(The mug is another contender for this post, by the way. I’ve had it from the late 80’s.)

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still using the same ones, for years on end? Impressive.

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Thank you ❤️ I love it very much but am obviously biased.

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BMW isn’t heraldry, though? It’s a stylized aircraft propeller, because they first made airplane engines. Am I wrong?

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Very cool, thank you!

Any advice for babysitting a toddler for 6 hours-ish?

Good friends of mine would like a reprieve so they can have their anniversary dinner. I’ve been a camp counsellor and was pretty good at it but those kids were all 6 years old, this one is 13 months old. Adorable kid but I figure maybe some folks here might have good ideas/thoughts/suggestions/crass jokes?

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I see it’s a joke but that is nowhere near funny.

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Gridfinity.

I’m new to 3D printing but Gridfinity is a game changer. Make your own storage, but this is made to fit into a standard grid, incredibly flexible and useful.

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It can’t be the TLD that makes your address not work on the last 1% of sites. ‘.is’ is just Iceland, nothing particular about that would make sites reject an address.

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I want that family plan but 6 users isn’t enough and I don’t see any other suitable plans on their site.

I run my own domain (currently with Google Workspace) for 10 family members. Want to leave Google but no provider has options in that size except business pricing.

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ADW Launcher

I want to switch to this, myself, but haven’t found the energy to do the effort.

Advice on helping a loved one through alcoholism?

My fiance has been struggling a lot lately with this and it’s taking a toll on me. I’m doing all I can and all I know how to do but it’s getting really hard and exhausting to deal with the constant cycle of abuse and then apology and then abuse and then apology over and over and over again for months. Usually day by day. I...

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Absolutely, they have to WANT to stop. Otherwise it simply won’t work.

Not to be that guy but OP should seriously consider whether you want to spend the rest of your life dealing with this. It won’t pass.

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I absolutely agree with you. Just yesterday evening, a friend asked me for help with his laptop. He was going to throw it away because the Bluetooth broke and he couldn’t use his favorite mouse.

Start, Settings, Bluetooth, turn on. There, I just saved you six hundred bucks.

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Nemo is not a fish.
Nemo is a squirrel.

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And even that is not for the masses. It’s good, it’s for the medium savvy folks, but it will never be for my wife - or for my mother!

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Social media never happened. It will not happen.

That whole business of brainwashing, of lowest common denominator, of selling yourself for likes - scourge of our times.

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RTG enters the chat.

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Abolish social media, period.

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What’s right, then? For fuck’s sake, these people have been hitting each other over the head forever and show no inclination to reason their way to peace. Like two babies crying over the same nappy, they won’t be content until one has all and the other has none.

How Ubuntu Linux snuck into high-end Dell laptops (and why it's called 'Project Sputnik') (www.zdnet.com)

Today, the Dell XPS-13 with Ubuntu Linux is easily the most well-known Linux laptop. Many users, especially developers – including Linus Torvalds – love it. As Torvalds recently said, “Normally, I wouldn’t name names, but I’m making an exception for the XPS 13 just because I liked it so much that I also ended up buying...

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Yes, that’s me. I have no interest in a nerdy deep-dive into esoteric distros that may be “better” according to whatever metric you suggest. To me, it’s just a machine that needs to work.

With Windows, getting help when things break is easy. For a non-nerd USER, it has to be the same for Linux. Ubuntu was intended from the start to be made for people like me, and with AskUbuntu there’s a large support site.

I know you can tweak your distro better, and it’s faster, and so on. But it requires knowledge that I don’t care to learn - just as I am not an auto mechanic, I just drive the machine.

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I run a home server and a NAS and I have been trying to get Nextcloud running for years, lately having some success using Docker. Sure it works, but slow as molasses. That is immensely frustrating.

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My password manager contains about 600 passwords by now. I use 30+ passwords on a daily basis for work (IT industry) so no chance in hell that I’ll remember half of those. And the ones I need maybe once a year?? Good luck without a manager.

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No, they are too familiar with each other, and Calvin’s animosity (even if playful) is too deep to overcome.

Compare with Kevin+Wendy (The Wonder Years) who had a very sweet and positive relationship growing up. If Wendy hadn’t moved away then I could see them have a little encounter during preadolescence, but, as perfect as it might be, I can’t see them becoming a permanent couple. Very, very few people in real life go that path.

This is a rant about ASUS and their RGB lighting software

Back in the day, I knew what I would get from ASUS and their AURA tech. Pretty simple, just choose what you want and go. My LEDs did what I wanted, it was simple. But no… no they said. Instead we want you to download most of a gig of bullshit to do the same thing, but with extra fucking steps....

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My Computers aren’t aircraft… Why do you have lights on yours?

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Okay i will have to Google for Kagi since you didn’t provide a link… /s

Edit: Kagi requires a login just to search? Wtf? And it’s $10 per month?? Hahaha forget it! Bye!

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Not what you asked for but do you know parenting.stackexchange.com?

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