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My first thought was working at a startup.
a big neurodivergent pile of vegetable matter // 29 // sf bay area
My first thought was working at a startup.
Not self-hosted (not online at all, actually) and the apps are in early stages (read-only afaik), but I’d recommend Buckets. I’ve done the same search as you, and nothing has even come close to it. The license is a tad expensive, but it’s from the WinRAR school of licensing where it doesn’t disable anything. It just nags you until you buy it. It syncs with SimpleFIN and everything is in a single file, so I just have it in a Syncthing folder to keep it updated between everywhere (though it does have a built in sync function).
Or you could just put your money in a credit union…
Good to know that my panic disorder that causes random panic attacks is just a product of our new-fangled world.
Kobo! Kobo is owned by Rakuten and they integrate with public libraries too.
Aaliyah. 22 is far too young to have died, and her career was moving in the craziest direction. She was set to collaborate with Trent Reznor; I wanna see how she would’ve changed the game.
That part is actually a direct quote from the article; it hasn’t been changed at all.
Because now they can’t increase the prices anyway and get better profit margins.
A disorder also doesn’t really “exist” if it’s not actually causing distress or… well, disorder. Mental disorders are basically cultural constructs in that what is disruptive in one culture isn’t necessarily disruptive in another. “ADHD” in one culture may be “wow, she’s really good at hunting” in another. A schizophrenic person in one culture may be a cleric in another.