supenguin

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   by supenguin 7y ago

   I use OneNote at work. It's the one Microsoft product I really enjoy using. It does so much and lets you organize things any which way you want. It is about as close as I've seen to digital paper. Granted, I haven't had to do
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   by supenguin 7y ago

   Having EVERYTHING in one big text file would scare me a bit. I've been using the open source app Joplin which lets you take notes in Markdown and am leaning toward one folder per month and taking individual plain text notes there. The
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   by supenguin 7y ago

   I've ended up applying YNAB's 4 rules and way of managing money to Banktivity and it's working out fantastic for me.
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   by supenguin 7y ago

   I'm surprised to not see more Banktivity users. It's like Quicken with the option to do envelope budgeting. Unlike Quicken there is not a required yearly subscription fee, unless you want it to directly download your transactions