Zyxer22's recent activity
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Comment on Retailers hate that you buy big things on your laptop in ~finance
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Comment on Intuit is shutting down the personal finance service Mint and shifting users to Credit Karma in ~finance
Zyxer22 Ahhh, haha. That youtuber is a financial one, and given the conversation... Thought maybe you were a fan. He's interesting, though not someone I'd take too seriously!Ahhh, haha. That youtuber is a financial one, and given the conversation... Thought maybe you were a fan. He's interesting, though not someone I'd take too seriously!
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Comment on Intuit is shutting down the personal finance service Mint and shifting users to Credit Karma in ~finance
Zyxer22 For sure, the budgeting aspect is the most important part to me. It lets me pre-categorize my spending and re-allocate easily if something comes up and I either have to pull some fun money over or...For sure, the budgeting aspect is the most important part to me. It lets me pre-categorize my spending and re-allocate easily if something comes up and I either have to pull some fun money over or have a bill come out cheaper than estimated. It lets me know at a glance that, yes or no, I can do that thing.
As an aside, is your username based on the YouTuber?
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Comment on Intuit is shutting down the personal finance service Mint and shifting users to Credit Karma in ~finance
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Comment on What do you do with old electronics? in ~tech
Zyxer22 I've taken a bunch of old tech to Best Buy since they have an electronics recycling program. For anything else I'll either sell over Marketplace or Swappa. I usually sell my old phones on swappa...I've taken a bunch of old tech to Best Buy since they have an electronics recycling program. For anything else I'll either sell over Marketplace or Swappa. I usually sell my old phones on swappa for a decent rate
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Comment on Where do you all go for gaming news? in ~games
Zyxer22 I like spawn wave on YouTube for daily newsI like spawn wave on YouTube for daily news
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Comment on Growing jalapenos in pots in ~hobbies
Zyxer22 I've grown peppers in pots before with the intent to overwinter them. I would just caution that pests left on the plants will run rampant indoors, so you have to be very thorough with cleaning...I've grown peppers in pots before with the intent to overwinter them. I would just caution that pests left on the plants will run rampant indoors, so you have to be very thorough with cleaning them off. Recommendations are to like cut off the foliage and rinse off the rootball. Here's an example of my first attempt to overwinter my peppers. To be fair, this was the winter my daughter was born, so maybe I could have saved the plants if I got to them sooner, but it's a tale of caution.
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Comment on If you are using Android apps on Windows 11, what is your preferred installation method and use case? in ~tech
Zyxer22 I've used it to play noggin on the TV for my kid. It's crazy to me that outside of having an apple tv, there's no good way to stream it. Same for an exercise app my wife subscribes to. It's easier...I've used it to play noggin on the TV for my kid. It's crazy to me that outside of having an apple tv, there's no good way to stream it. Same for an exercise app my wife subscribes to. It's easier to use it streaming to the TV, so I grabbed an apk and put it on windows. Amazon's app store is available which helps a lot of your looking for an app
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Comment on Any Tildes android app? in ~tildes
Zyxer22 I wonder if it would be possible to turn the site into a PWA? It's what my company did when we began transitioning into a mobile wing of the company. You have to add a service worker (ngsw) and a...I wonder if it would be possible to turn the site into a PWA? It's what my company did when we began transitioning into a mobile wing of the company. You have to add a service worker (ngsw) and a manifest file and then the site can be "installed" with a more clean full screen layout like an app. If it were a PWA, you can run it through a program called bubble wrap to turn the website into a TWA, essentially an app running a browser that looks native, and that can go into the app store as a short term solution
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Comment on Any Tildes android app? in ~tildes
Zyxer22 I'd be surprised if this was all there was too it. Anecdotally, I work as an iOS/android/web dev and our upper management has 100% higher priorities related to iOS. Our android solution is very...I'd be surprised if this was all there was too it. Anecdotally, I work as an iOS/android/web dev and our upper management has 100% higher priorities related to iOS. Our android solution is very middling but our iOS one is decent (the company is really web focused so that's where most of the dev is). We aren't selling anything through the app, it's just a portal for using our product, so I dunno
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Comment on Reddit is Fun, Apollo, BaconReader, and other third-party Reddit apps have officially shut down in ~tech
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Comment on What games have you been playing, and what's your opinion on them? in ~games
Zyxer22 I'm like 70 hours into Zelda totk and have started (not finished) exactly half the available side adventures - the ones with story attached. The game is great, but perhaps a tad too massive. I...I'm like 70 hours into Zelda totk and have started (not finished) exactly half the available side adventures - the ones with story attached. The game is great, but perhaps a tad too massive. I really want to finish in time for FF16 this weekend, but I feel like that's a pipe dream
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Comment on Thoughts on making Tildes groups more independent in ~tildes.official
Zyxer22 I don't have a lot to add, but I am one of the additional mods from these subreddits and wanted to voice my support for moving over.I don't have a lot to add, but I am one of the additional mods from these subreddits and wanted to voice my support for moving over.
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Comment on What are some of your favorite cookbooks that you find yourself returning to time and time again? in ~food
Zyxer22 I've done that ice cream before! I did not expect to see that referenced lol. I think it was interesting and it definitely all got eaten, but I haven't felt a need to remake it. For one, I found...I've done that ice cream before! I did not expect to see that referenced lol. I think it was interesting and it definitely all got eaten, but I haven't felt a need to remake it. For one, I found it slightly icy, which could be partially my fault since it was one of the first ice creams I tried to make. Definitely worth the experience though
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Comment on What are some of your favorite cookbooks that you find yourself returning to time and time again? in ~food
Zyxer22 As someone who is not a vegetarian, I really love and have been returning to The Weekday Vegetarians. The roasted chickpeas and the chickpea Cesar salad they go in are both delicious. I'm also...As someone who is not a vegetarian, I really love and have been returning to The Weekday Vegetarians. The roasted chickpeas and the chickpea Cesar salad they go in are both delicious. I'm also super into Van Leeuwen Artisan Ice Cream and Salt & Straw Ice Cream Cookbook for ice cream!
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