That’s true, but I’m trying to follow the advice of my mom. Never trust in one system, but differentiate. We hope we will get our retirement from the government, but at the same time we are trying to put some money in a pension funds and save up to buy a studio as an investment. You never know.
I’m more interested in why there are fewer who trusts the legal system, then by whom. If we know why, then we can do something about it.
Great job!
Well, that worked out for you! I had a bill of 250 euro a month, and now they lowered it to 50 euro a month. I have an automated system. This was the first winter that all the rooms warmed to 19 degrees (except the bathrooms). Did not really notice it. Especially since at my work they also lowered it to 19 degrees.
Slow at work. It will only get slower. Gonna be doing some studying at work. I try to be pro active 😇
Yeah. My banks all work with direct import. Even banks that YNAB did not support.
For me it is. YNAB is more finished but they are active developing it. I dropped YNAB.
I used YNAB which worked great but I want to move as much as I can over to my own server. The development is going really fast at the moment.
That sounds complicated. If you don’t mind sending everything over an app Revolut can perhaps help out?
Does it also have face detection?
Actual Budget I use to track my finance.
Duplicacy for backups to OneDrive and Backblaze
Photoprism as Google replacement
Saved for futures reference
Came from Reddit following advice from my dad. He knows nothing of Reddit but follows movements in society. I told him about Reddit and how they treated some developers. He knew about it trough a colleague and asked me if I knew about Lemmy.
I used Reddit mostly for Synology/unraid/memes as a lurker. Now I try to post more 😇
He even signalled before getting off.
Same!
I’m using photoprism. It closest to Synology photos. I use nextcloud to automatically upload the pictures but photoprism to view and share them.
My oldest child is now in kindergarten. I hope we can fix this problem before they go to secondary school…