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Please share how you are able to eat for $30 a month per person.

I use it on an rPi and LOVE it. The system will boot quickly, and unless I `ibu`, I just reboot to clear my changes.

I use the rPi for dnscrypt-proxy2.

Sure reads that way.

> In Seattle, a small starter home in a half-decent area is $700,000

I closed on a house 6 months ago on a $375K house in Seattle. New townhouse, with direct access to downtown in 30 minutes. The deals are out there, just have to look for them.

I really wish it had an offline mode. This would make an kick-ass NVALT replacement.

This may help too:

option_settings: aws:elb:listener:80: ListenerEnabled: false aws:elb:listener:443: InstancePort: "80" InstanceProtocol: "HTTP" ListenerProtocol: "HTTPS" SSLCertificateID: "<replace with ACM cert ARN>"

Something like this should help:

option_settings: aws:elb:listener:80: ListenerEnabled: false aws:elb:listener:443: InstancePort: "80" InstanceProtocol: "HTTP" ListenerProtocol: "HTTPS" SSLCertificateID: "<replace with ACM cert ARN>"

What is a good replacement for YNAB?

Do you have more information about how you replaced LastPass? I currently use it, but anything better is nice. :)

How does one export data from this? JSON / Markdown?

How are you using Logstash? I have NGINX write the log, then the log-shipper suck that log file up. If you have a better work flow, please share. :)

I would love to test this out. This is the first time hearing of this. I do need something to keep my over wired life in control.

jason.swindle (at) gmail.com