bmck

Not locally hosted, but pretty powerful and has a free tier.

https://airtable.com/

Basically spreadsheets but superpowered.

Check out https://stalw.art/

For existing installation’s I can understand why oracle is still in use. For any new build I really can’t fathom why anyone would reach for oracle over Postgres other than ignorance.

I tend to make my own sauces. My staple bases are soy (dark and light), oyster, fish and sesame oil.

I got an Ooni Karu 16 pizza oven. Tried it out and absolutely love it.

https://tailscale.com/kb/1223/funnel/ Maybe?

Our house has ducted evaporative cooling. It works great on dry hot days but is absolutely useless if there’s any amount of humidity. We’re going to get a split system in our bedroom for hot humid days.

We’re in Melbourne so it works well enough for the few stinking hot days we get.

You could submit a PR to change it?

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui

Depending on how nerdy you want to be, hledger is pretty robust.

It would take a bit of setup, but you can automate transaction imports and apply rules to categorise transactions automatically.

Check out https://plaintextaccounting.org/ for write-ups, alternatives, etc.

AWS Route53. Lets me keep all my domains in one place. If Cloudflare did .au I’d switch to that.

https://bankaust.com.au/ ?

I was looking at their site and could see anything about sub-accounts?

I've been wondering if there's a way to do this with actual bank accounts. I know with ING I can only have like 2 savings/transactional accounts (1 joint, 1 personal).

I'd like to be able to spin up accounts for these categories and use them as the "envelopes" instead of relying on cash.