VeryFrugal

Not sure what you are trying to say. There’s little point to simply keeping records in a plaintext file, but that’s not what PTA is about.

It’s about using plaintext files that can work with various tools, such as ledger, hledger, or beancount, all capable of generating relevant reports and more, all while being able to edit/automate easily because, well, they’re just text files.

Also, the more automation you do the more you can focus on actual analysing your finances which can help you improve.

I’m sure every other tools like this can handle automation very well but provided that you are capable of writing scripts and stuff, PTA is much more versatile and it can work for you better.

PTA is the way to go.

hledger, especially, is amazing.

Just do this like I did

Maybe. But Go is much more closer to C than to Cpp.

yeah, C, not C++.

Go?

If you are concerned about storage price, you should use something like S3 or B2. It’s dirt cheap and it will work with almost anything you are currently using.

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Lemmy has tankie problem.

No, signed by Let’s Encrypt, a proper, real cert. https://gist.github.com/jkelin/fc04b081ed19910618770c6be998de0e

Microsoft Excel. LibreOffice Calc if you hate yourself.

I’m being serious. You don’t sound like you need anything fancier than that.

mTLS is so cool, until you find out that almost no clients support it.

I set my caddy reverse proxy to only accept request from localhost.

It is a bit more involved but you can actually get a proper cert for localhost stuff, with your domain pointing to an internal ip addr and not risk exposing your public ip and having to open a port.

NYC with almost half of the population of Chengdu.

4 hdds are not going to happen with SFF.

Seems like mailcow:dockerized uses SOGo as its mail web UI.

It’s a GUI and a bit more than that. Restic’s biggest pain point is that periodic runs have to be set up manually. Backrest does that for you.

Although I’m using resticprofile, just because it also works(and has a nice web hook support) but I also use backrest and I highly recommend it.

It’s not.

Yeah, shoulda use https://gitflic.ru/

Organic Maps solely uses OpenStreetMap.

Every single (opensource) automated location tracker I’ve tried drained battery to the point where it is borderline useful.

Your best bet is to use something like Immich like others mentioned but it lacks specific business data like Google Timeline has, which I don’t think it’s possible with anything else.