noughth

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   by noughth 7y ago

   While this is technically true, you are expressly forbidden from printing it or saving a local copy. Moreover, they are not made available in a format that is searchable or otherwise conducive to actually finding what you want. In other wor
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   by noughth 9y ago

   Yup, the site links to a hosted version here: https://groups.goodoldweb.com/
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   by noughth 9y ago

   The scheduling policies listed on the man page I linked share some generic kernel code, but I wouldn't classify them as the same scheduler. If you look inside the kernel/sched/ directory in the source, you'll find that a
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   by noughth 9y ago

   Sure it does: http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/sched_setscheduler.2.ht...
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   by noughth 9y ago

   Many US banks support OFX (though they may call it QFX, DirectConnect, or simply advertise Quicken support). The OFX spec is a bit of a pain, but there are a number of open-source libraries to query/parse it. I wrote one in Go: https:
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   by noughth 10y ago

   I'm working on a web application for tracking personal finances (think GnuCash for the web or an open source mint.com). My main issue with GnuCash is that I can't enter transactions from anywhere (if I eat out, I have to keep the