This would have been great to have when we were overseas and our bank and mortgage website would not load. Had to spin up an ec2 instance in a US region to pay the bills.

Automated Idiot?

Looks like it just has a thumbnail preview and forces you to click to their site to read. 👎🏼

I would be interested in a simplified version of paperless. Don’t get me wrong, it’s impressive. But I don’t really need all the powerful options it has, and wouldn’t mind something less complex to manage.

Looks disappointed in us.

Nice, thanks. Although my Synology may not be as happy. Will test them out.

Any recommendations? Preferably a docker image.

Sons is mostly playing Valorant right now on Windows 11. I’m an old dude familiar with FreeBSD, and Debian. No clue about running games and stuff though. Would he be able to switch?

edit: thanks for the insight. Sounds like a no-go for now until anti-cheat stuff is supported outside windows.

Feel like an idiot here, but what’s the bottom one?

Same, except I lift with my teenage son and daughter. We got a power rack in the garage and now they drag me out to it with them. We’re all feeling better about ourselves!

Do you know where I can source the domains?

Commas, please!

And welcome :)

Sitting here reading about sail boats being easier to maneuver in harbors cause of bow thrusters, after having dealt with major prop walk just the other day in high winds while docking. The trick is keeping water moving past your rudder. Once your down to a knot or under things get dicey. Even with thrusters.

Along with others already mentioned, 1Password can support 2fa.

I’ve not looked in a bit. Has their integration with Apple mail on MacOS improved? I remember it (or some other part of their service) requiring a separate app to try and get things working.

Thanks, will take a look.

Are any of these solutions able to be used via an AppleTV?

Marques Brownlee is actually, rather brown.

The notes being sync’d locally is exactly what would have allowed me to remain productive for that meeting. It sounds like Notion has this ability today, which is good to hear. In this example local access wasn’t yet an option. This was a few years ago though, and I’ll stop bringing this up as a gap since it no longer applies.

They list Notion, but IMO Obsidian is the better path. Lack of offline access to data is a big risk to using Notion, and what made me switch to Obsidian after being bit by internet access issues keeping me from being able to use my notes during a critical meeting. Hard no for Notion ever since.