And here I am with windows 11 compatible hardware refusing that upgrade. I'm primarily in Linux on my desktop these days, but it dual boots into windows 10.
I moved to actual about 3 months ago from YNAB4. I'd moved to nYNAB then back to YNAB4 after a second price hike and then to actual.
No regrets. I run it as a docker on unraid and reverse proxy so I can access it remotely.
Feels a ton like YNAB.
Works on Windows, my macbook. The only missing thing IMHO is a dedicated mobile app (for Android in my case). The web works ok, but a dedicated app could improve the experience
This is terrible no matter how you look at it, but the current group occupying those offices are not particularly looked at as non biased non politically motivated agencies either.
They are better than what's moving in, but they lost their way a while ago IMHO.
Since they cater to their shareholders instead of the unbiased truth, they won't get universal or even the majority of public support.
There's been at least a few stories even on the mainstream news talking about about how the airport is far outside it's designed capacity of traffic. So maybe they are short on controllers, but also it sounds like each controller is doing more than they should have to because the airport is busier than it was designed to be.
Someone also posted here that Delta somewhat recently increased that yet again after lobbying for additional flights Just looking for a source I see one that talks about these efforts and a small amount of additional flights added last year. Looks like only 5, but from the original story I saw on the news they're already WAY (thousands) of flights over the design capacity.
source for recent flight increase: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2025/01/30/safety-delta-lobbyists-reagan-dca-flights-congress-crash/78059396007/
Yes "click me click me" title for sure. Looks like those that can plug Into a PC can do a special boot to get write access to the GPE.bin file and remove it. (Fenix 8 for example)
Then keep BT off until Garmin fixes their side.
I'll attempt this in a bit since today is a run day!
I'll check it out for sure and get back to you! It is nice cleaning up my feeds. I use boost on my phone and while I can't limit filters like this it sure has cleaned up my feed there too.
Advocacy group America's Voice believes that U.S. rural and agricultural regions will likely be the hardest hit by Trump's immigration policies, which threaten mass detention and deportation of millions.
So, within the code snippet above, that line is not working with the .*?leopard.*? but when I swapped in the community name leopardsatemyface it seems to work as expected.
Within the community I see trump posts, and within the main feed I do not. I need to see if a trump post from that community bleeds through to my main feed. I'm watching for that.
I have talked to a real person at google a number of times in the past related to pixel support, as well as a few other topics. But it was YEARS ago. Just like every other company, it has gotten harder and harder to speak to a real person.
I did not do extensive testing, but what I did was directly visit the leopards at my face community and could see there were articles being blocked within there. This filter leaves the separator lines of the posts that have been removed, and I was surprised to see articles blocked when viewing that community directly. Maybe I just messed up my regex, but I wanted to unblock anything with leopard/leopards in it even if it wasn't within that specific community just in case
So, adding the not clause works but only if the leopard is within the title row I believe. I can go to the leopards ate my face and see posts, but those with the block words are still being filtered. Since you're now our IT support for UBO and Regex do you by chance know if it's possible to connect the title and community rows into a UBO filter for the :not part?
I tried this yesterday and just couldn't deal with that ui. I did run across a post about using uBlock Origin to block posts and it seems to work quite well!
And here I am with windows 11 compatible hardware refusing that upgrade. I'm primarily in Linux on my desktop these days, but it dual boots into windows 10.