After a quick glance at the demo, I think the UI design is better than Paperless-ngx (at least on mobile). But, only has tags. Not correspondents and document types. It also lacks the automatic matching feature, advanced search filters, custom fields, and customizable document views that Paperless has.

No better way to celebrate the resurrection of our Lord than by not tipping some waitress who makes $3.00/hr.

I’m glad someone got that.

Land of the free!

Texas? The state that has an energy crisis whenever the temperature gets near zero because of their lack of price controls and over-reliance on Natural Gas? That Texas?

“Why is that Bible like four feet tall?”

“Oh, that’s our family Bible. Big letter edition.”

Moronica for Morons!

“Gorilla Ladder step stools. Now at your local Home Depot!”

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BOSS MAKES A DOLLAR, I MAKE A DIME. THAT’S WHY I SHIT ON COMPANY TIME.

GET A BIDET BROTHER. IT WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE.

Does the new ISP require use of their router or just offer it as an option?

AT&T used to require using their router, which was a pile of hot garbage. I have a Mikrotik Router and managed to mostly cut the AT&T router out but I had to configure my router to use the AT&T router for authentication, at which point the Mikrotik would take over. It was complicated to configure but it worked.

I was listening to Terry Gross interview some broadband experts about broadband legislation the other day and they mentioned that the White House added a Starlink connection to “boost the WiFi signal.” The White House. Probably the single most well connected building on the planet, added a shitty Starlink connection. It was not lost on Terry or the panelists that the whole charade was nothing more than the President of the United States abusing his position to effectively advertise one of his cronies’ products.

That’s a tough one. There’s not a ton of great options for personal accounting apps, much less self hosted ones. I used Pocket Smith (subscription based) for years which actually does what your looking for. Decent product overall. I switched from them to Quicken mostly because I’m an anal retentive personal accounting nerd and the fact that they couldn’t produce a conventional income statement or balance sheet was a long running frustration of mine.

If I had to choose another platform again, I would go with spreadsheets since it can be as simple or complex as you want to make it. I know that’s not really what youre looking for. Wish I had a better suggestion.

They were going for “super intelligence” and instead they got Cliff Clavin from Cheers.

“It’s a little-known fact that the tan became popular in what is known as the Bronze Age.”

Tried using Copilot on a few C# projects. I didn’t find it to be any better than Resharper. If anything it was worse because it would give me auto complete samples that were not even close to what I wanted. Not all the time but not infrequently either.

It took me like 25 years to learn to not set shit on top of a ladder. If I carried something up a ladder with me, it comes down with me. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve thought “I’ll totally remember this hammer up here (this time)” only to climb down, immediately try to move the ladder, and get clobbered in the face by the falling hammer that I forgot about the second it left my field of vision.

“Gambling is illegal at Bushwood sir, and I never slice.”

Bad form and swinging at it like it’s a baseball instead of making a chip shot.

First golfer in history to finish 18 holes in 15 strokes.