Sam

I’ll go first, my two lads:

Welcome to visitors old and new. Over the last month I have been working to get the site online and I’m glad to say that it’s mostly there now. The original Support Forums was at one time incredibly active, but over the last 10 years sadly declined as activity dwindled and the the original developer stepped away leaving the site untouched for much of the last decade. As a member of the original community, and as someone who spent some of their formative years on the original forum - I am proud to be relaunching the community. Being totally honest I don’t really know what I’m doing when it comes to trying to build or indeed rebuild a forum from scratch. But this is a passion project for me personally, and one that I will consider a success if we manage to get even just a handful of dedicated members. I think our mission “Making things easier one post at a time” is a worthwhile one, especially considering the state of the world as it is today. I’m excited to be launching the website and welcome all suggestions, ideas and feedback. Please register if you haven’t already and please consider inviting other members.

Hi Ron Welcome and thanks for joining. You could always contribute with key webmaster guides and direct customers to discussion and community here.

Wood

Hey, welcome and thanks for joining. Here’s to some new activity!

Welcome and thanks for joining! Suggestions and feedback welcome and of course please invite friends and family.

For me, as someone who lost a lot of weight it was starting that was the hardest thing. But the first real sign of progress, whether visually or on the scales was what motivated me beyond the traditional giving up point. The easiest thing to do though is just move more, eat less consistently over time and build confidence in your journey.

Looking for some best practice/guidance material on how to secure an Ubuntu 22.04 server as well as the nginx/mdb services.

Alice Thanks - I really don’t like the envelope system of YNAB, so any final recommendations - especially for UK users?

Cheers I’ll take a look at Mint, any other recommendations?

I really don’t like YNAB, and ideally don’t want to be paying a lot either for a budgeting tool either. Ideally a solution that connects with my bank and cards etc, any suggestions and/or recommendations?