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by lasftew 6y ago
All PTA tools have in common that they model accounting as a programming language, as opposed to data. This provides for a high degree of epressiveness and flexibility which is hard to achieve with database accounting tools that are typical
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by lasftew 6y ago
It might help to set your billing address to some random place in California. It worked for me a few days ago when I canceled my WSJ subscription, a "Cancel subscription" button magically appeared in the settings that wasn't
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by lasftew 6y ago
The first generation Surface Go works very well, except for the cameras, which are not supported.
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by lasftew 7y ago
Second that - Hyper-V is my preferred way to run a Linux dev machine on a Windows machine. Killer feature: dynamic memory (a VMs memory footprint grows and shrinks with its needs).
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by lasftew 7y ago
Last time I tried to migrate to wayland on a hidpi device, scaling wayland 2x would scale all xwayland windows naively by doubling pixels. In particular, this made graphical emacs fonts blurry. Is there a way to fix that, i.e. letting wayla
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by lasftew 7y ago
I moved from borg to restic because of the native support for B2 buckets (a lot cheaper than dedicated rsync/ssh type cloud file systems). My use case is backing up daily snapshots of my Onedrive (synced locally via rclone). As my impo
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by lasftew 8y ago
beans has some novel features (importer DSL, transaction-level valuation) and I am looking for feedback both from the Haskell and from the plain-text accounting communities. I've been using beans for my own accounts for some time now.
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Show HN: Beans – a plain-text accounting tool written in Haskell(github.com)
2 points by lasftew 8y ago|1 comments