Personal Finance Manager
Since yesterday I am looking on some personal finance manager tools for Linux. I need to track bit more in which areas we spent our money. I cannot believe that the 2nd biggest asset after living costs is kindergarten and all the fees and bills we have to pay for our kids. 
The spreadsheet I started two weeks ago is not working well for this, so I am looking for a better solution. I have worked with #KMyMoney for some time before, but 8-10 years ago. On my current distribution I also found #HomeBank and #Skrooge what I have heard much about in the last time.
HomeBank is a simple program with most features you would expect, but it just feels too alien on my KDE desktop. Also the imports are just the basic ones.
Skrooge is bit more powerful and also integrates into my desktop much better. Interesting dashboard and nice looking. It has quite many imports and also a KMyMoney import. Had some crashes and I was missing a feature to import my transactions directly from my bank.
KMyMoney I already used several years ago. It is still the most powerful tool from the ones that I looked at and the only one with HBCI to directly download my bank transactions from the bank. Because I used it before the usage felt directly common and also the only one to import my bank transactions. I think I will go with KMyMoney again.
Last night I also played a bit with Android's GnuCash on my Jolla phone. I think I can use this to track my cash expenses on the go and import them later to KMyMoney. But this workflow I need to test bit more, especially how to map accounts and categories between these two.
What tools do you use? Any other recommendations or workflows?
The spreadsheet I started two weeks ago is not working well for this, so I am looking for a better solution. I have worked with #KMyMoney for some time before, but 8-10 years ago. On my current distribution I also found #HomeBank and #Skrooge what I have heard much about in the last time.HomeBank is a simple program with most features you would expect, but it just feels too alien on my KDE desktop. Also the imports are just the basic ones.
Skrooge is bit more powerful and also integrates into my desktop much better. Interesting dashboard and nice looking. It has quite many imports and also a KMyMoney import. Had some crashes and I was missing a feature to import my transactions directly from my bank.
KMyMoney I already used several years ago. It is still the most powerful tool from the ones that I looked at and the only one with HBCI to directly download my bank transactions from the bank. Because I used it before the usage felt directly common and also the only one to import my bank transactions. I think I will go with KMyMoney again.
Last night I also played a bit with Android's GnuCash on my Jolla phone. I think I can use this to track my cash expenses on the go and import them later to KMyMoney. But this workflow I need to test bit more, especially how to map accounts and categories between these two.
What tools do you use? Any other recommendations or workflows?
Let's Encrypt
Technology
Let’s Encrypt is a free, automated, and open certificate authority brought to you by the Internet Security Research Group (ISRG).Could not find statements of the "established" CAs yet.
OGS Elternbeiträge Deckelung aufgehoben
WTF?!? 
Stadt Bonn - Deckelung der OGS-Elternbeiträge ist aufgehoben
Stadt Bonn - Deckelung der OGS-Elternbeiträge ist aufgehoben
Bis maximal 170 Euro pro Monat und pro Kind können die Eltern künftig zu den Kosten der Offenen Ganztagsschulen herangezogen werden. Dies geht aus einem Runderlass hervor, den die Landesregierung heute herausgegeben hat.
Oberbürgermeister Jürgen Nimptsch wrote:
„Endlich! Dafür haben wir uns seit langem eingesetzt. Das hilft uns in der Debatte vor Ort erst einmal. Wir werden jetzt in Ruhe ausrechnen, was genau diese Änderung für die Stadt, die Träger und die Eltern bedeuten kann.“Bedeuten tut es, dass Kindergarten und Schule der grösste monatliche Ausgabenposten bald sind. 🤒
air-gap?
Oh I like these modifications.
Submitted by Cyber Security ... on Tue, 28/10/2014 - 09:22 Security researcher Mordechai Guri with the guidance of Prof. Yuval Elovici from the cyber security labs at Ben-Gurion University in Israel presented at MALCON 2014 a breakthrough method (“AirHopper) for leaking data from an isolated computer to a mobile phone without the presence of a ne...
"Das geht gar nicht"
ääääääääääääääääääääääähhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh?!?!?!?!?!? 🤷 🤷
Ich glaub ich brauch jetzt erst mal eine Woche ohne Internet.
🤷 🤷Dutzenden US-Unternehmen hat das Auswärtige Amt erlaubt, in Deutschland Netzwerke nachrichtendienstlich zu analysieren. Damit wurden die der US-Armee gleichgestellt und helfen offenbar mit Vorarbeit zum US-Drohnenkrieg.
Ich glaub ich brauch jetzt erst mal eine Woche ohne Internet.
WAVE
WAVE is developed and made available as a free community service by WebAIM. Originally launched in 2001, WAVE has been used to evaluate the accessibility of millions of web pages.
Pay per WTF :-)
A Spanish comedy club is experimenting with a charge-per-laugh scheme using facial recognition software to monitor each member of the audience.
It's not a bug
It's not a bug -- it's a rendering choice made by the browser. As we kneel before the altar of the "ha ha, you can't control what your documents look like in HTML" philosophy, you, dear sinner (nay, blasphemer), can but take solace in the fact that Mosaic is putting a blank line at the start of all toplevel lists, including yours, entirely on purpo...
That was a link from an article at heise.de about 20 years Cascading Stylesheets.
http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/Cascading-Stylesheets-20-Jahre-CSS-2415483.html
How to make a computer
My daughter turns 6 next month. I think I found the perfect present for her (and me) 😁
Kano - How to make a computer
Kano - How to make a computer
Kano creates simple, fun computer kits that anyone can make – perfect for kids of all ages.www.kano.me
Relationship Status Moderates Men’s Conspicuous Consumption of Smartphones
I am married, so it tells nothing about me and my Jolla? 😕
Inherent Availability
Ai = MTTF / (MTTF + MTTR)
Failures happen, we don't need to talk about that, so it is all about how quick you recover.
How quick you recover with cloned identities in a decentralised network? 😉
Failures happen, we don't need to talk about that, so it is all about how quick you recover.
How quick you recover with cloned identities in a decentralised network? 😉
Dototot
Some really nice material on this site and a good license.
Dototot is a creative media company and think tank specializing in educational material. The contents of this website are licensed under a CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 License.
Encryption Browser Extensions?
If you need a browser extension so you can use PGP in a webmailer, why not get IMAP and use your mail program?
Our Wish List for Encryption Browser Extensions | Kolab.org Community
Our Wish List for Encryption Browser Extensions | Kolab.org Community
PGP encryption is one of the most frequently requested features for Roundcube and for good reasons more and more people start caring about end-to-end encryption in their everyday communication. But unfortunately webmail applications currently can’t fully participate in this game and doing PGP encryption right in web-based applications isn’t a s...How did people read their emails before there was a browser and webmailer?
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