LordFireCrotch

yeah if you want that same functionality of months in advance transactions - you'll have to create a similar solution with the cron job i mentioned.

Budgets work well enough. They allow you to create any number of budget "buckets" - and each can be configured in various ways:

• fixed amount each period
• add amount to bucket each period
• add amount to bucket each period and correct for overspending

You can even have different periods - daily, weekly, monthly, yearly - though I've only ever used monthly.

When you create transactions you assign them to a budget and it shows you how much you have left in that budget

I've been hosting my own firefly iii instance for a couple years now. It has its quirks but overall it's a great home finance option. Better than some others I've tried.

As an example, the creator is adamantly against future transactions and projecting future transactions. There's the ability to create "recurring" transactions and the app has a daily cron that will create the recurring transactions on the day they're supposed to hit. I for one want to see these future transactions and want those to show up about a month early. To do this I have to spoof a cron job to make the app think it's creating recurring transactions for 30 days from today. This works well enough to show my balances for the future.

I like it has a pretty nice API that you can hook I to from your own apps.

I wrote an importer app that uses Plaid to connect to my bank accounts and credit cards and it gives me the option to categorize transactions and import them into firefly. It's made managing my finances incredibly simple. I used to spend hours on the weekend manually importing transactions from the previous week. Now I have something that I can tab through in a matter of minutes and see everything.

I give 99% of my salary to my wife. She gives me 99% of her salary. We're a family and we share all expense.

It's only for the "Full Self driving" feature. It would likely just disable the feature.

You short Tesla stock? Have you ever timed it and made a profit on it? I know there's been pockets that it could have been profitable to you. But seems to me that you'd just be feeding money to actual shareholders.

The legality is in their head.

President has a D in his party, so it's socially legal I guess

Couple things, and I'm aware of recent events.

Shot != Murder. People have survived being shot before.

People have also been shot while being robbed.

Idk man, doesn't seem like good logic. You label him a robber because he says he's a robber. At the end of the day, he's a criminal so how can you assume he's telling the truth? He's already willing to break the law. So you can't really infer he's not a murderer. At least I can't, maybe you can read minds or something.

Where do you get that logic?

Why is there so much Chinese propaganda on lemmy?