> I never understood double entry bookkeeping While I completely agree with you and have had the same experience, I'll try to phrase it in a way that might "click" for you: 1. An account is an abstract bucket that…
Perhaps /g/ is worse, but I feel that applies to most established forums on the internet. It's particularly noticeable if you've bounced around various subreddits that it's just the same 5 opinions rehashed endlessly,…
> I'm not sure what they're going to do when there aren't any groups left to "other." There's always going to be an "other". If necessary, some arbitrary social divide will be invented. Most of the "groups" we've split…
Thanks, but I don't remember all the details and couldn't replicate it myself if I tried. The initial "bundle install" failed on "therubyracer" (0.12.3) on Ruby 2.7.4 (installed with apt). As I had previously installed…
Thank you! Those resources would have been incredibly helpful 6 months ago, haha. It was less courage and more desperation, as the project was running on a server which died before Christmas and we needed it back up…
Thanks, I'll give it another try some day and try switching to local gems. I used the exact command you suggest and it didn't work, but I don't remember why. Unfortunately I didn't keep all the logs, so I don't remember…
> I never understood double entry bookkeeping While I completely agree with you and have had the same experience, I'll try to phrase it in a way that might "click" for you: 1. An account is an abstract bucket that…
Perhaps /g/ is worse, but I feel that applies to most established forums on the internet. It's particularly noticeable if you've bounced around various subreddits that it's just the same 5 opinions rehashed endlessly,…
> I'm not sure what they're going to do when there aren't any groups left to "other." There's always going to be an "other". If necessary, some arbitrary social divide will be invented. Most of the "groups" we've split…
Thanks, but I don't remember all the details and couldn't replicate it myself if I tried. The initial "bundle install" failed on "therubyracer" (0.12.3) on Ruby 2.7.4 (installed with apt). As I had previously installed…
Thank you! Those resources would have been incredibly helpful 6 months ago, haha. It was less courage and more desperation, as the project was running on a server which died before Christmas and we needed it back up…
Thanks, I'll give it another try some day and try switching to local gems. I used the exact command you suggest and it didn't work, but I don't remember why. Unfortunately I didn't keep all the logs, so I don't remember…