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Today, I was dealing with foreign currency conversion and was confused about a few things, but to get an answer, I'd have to open Reddit, find the right community, click self-post and ask what I wanted, then wait for an answer. A service that did this for me would be cool but it would annoy/'ruin' Reddit, so I think a better idea is what I've outlined below. I've never used Mechanical Turk but from what I hear, each…
- 5$/month: a good windows backup (audited encryption + cloud or easy management of multiple external drives. Single system image once per month, versioned backups for all my documents). Currently trying arq but it has no proven crypto and no system images.
- find me the best nieche software for X with these requirements. On a human level. For many things there are 5 good softwares and one clear winner. Somehow it's still hard to find the winner without skimming a few human authored comparisons (if you find them) and installing 2 or 3. E.g. bulk-crop pdf pages¹ or visual click automation².
¹ https://sourceforge.net/projects/briss/?source=typ_redirect
I will pay $5/Month to make sure that I don't get any junk physical mail in my mailbox (US). I hate sorting through mails and I almost always know that 95% are junk.
I will pay $5/Month to make sure that I don't get any junk physical mail in my mailbox (US). I hate sorting through mails and I almost always know that 95% are junk.
I wonder, if it would make sense, to have a service, which would receive all your mail, sorts it for you, throws out the junk, scans the rest and email that to you. In Norway, I rarely receive any important physical mail, especially since the government has started a secure email service[0], where you can receive your payslip and other important documents from government departments. The senders are pre authorized and pay a small fee to send an email to the user but the service is free for the user of the service.
I will pay $5/Month to make sure that I don't get any junk physical mail in my mailbox (US). I hate sorting through mails and I almost always know that 95% are junk.
I'd pay $5 for someone to find and schedule a dr appointment for me to help deal with my anxiety and depression. I've been putting it off for months. :\
It might hold you a little accountable for things like exercise and offload some errands and legwork for easy things like PP is asking. There are services for this already but I'm thinking more opinionated and motivational.
I will pay $5/Month to make sure that I don't get any junk physical mail in my mailbox (US). I hate sorting through mails and I almost always know that 95% are junk.