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Really. Checking accounts have fraud protection, but what if you want payment protection? What if you want to approve each and every transaction that hits your non-business checking account right there on the spot instead of worrying about why your transaction suddenly did not just go through or getting random texts that you have charges blocking your card? What if the latter happens at a restaurant or gas station and you have to make a call from an inconvenient, noisy place? I’ve been there. Whitelisting transactions should be the norm instead of having to blacklist them. “Free” checking accounts should not be funded by an… Read More »NSF Fees should be Illegal

urBackup won’t backup an image without enough VSS space. Run the following command; adjust /maxsize=10% to an appropriate amount of space for your drive. 10% is default here. vssadmin resize shadowstorage /for=C: /on=C: /maxsize=10%

This guide will entail setting up an entire email system on a server with a public internet address that is assumed to be up continuously. If your server is not up continuously or you want failover capability, you can setup postfix satellite servers, which I will cover in the guide Installing a Postfix Satellite Server. Since the setup of a mail server is a bit complicated and complex to understand, especially for beginners, I will first begin with descriptions of the software and how they link together. I would also like to lay out two separate guides: The first guide will lay out spam configuration… Read More »A full email server how-to (minus figures)

They’re available on Amazon for a decent price. I’m not sure if the model I last referenced was including WWAN, but an FZ-55 mk1 was approximately $1k (USD). I think I paid right around $1380 for my FZ-55 mk1 and it included 4G LTE modem when it arrived. I set it up with a Consumer Cellular unlimited data line at $60 USD per month and it gets pretty decent signal in my living room. Oddly enough, perhaps due to tower loading, the bandwidth is around 50mbit download at home, and less everywhere else usually with stronger signal. It is a bit heavy, but it has… Read More »The quest for WWAN (4G LTE): The refurbished Panasonic Toughbook

A support guide for mental illness diagnoses in the United States of America. If you are diagnosed with a mental illness, your process will be similar in this country. I’m not really familiar with personality disorders or how they compare, but for mental illness here is a survival kit for how to keep your sanity, your job, and your life in the process. Most likely you are younger in age. I am 40 years old and have been figuring out my life and how mental illness affected it since I was diagnosed in 2015 with psychotic disorder not-otherwise-specified (NOS). Your “official” resource guide is the… Read More »The disability and/or mental illness to-do list (Under construction; last update 6/7/2026)

The site will always ever be “under construction,” however I have some new updates coming to improve functionality. I’ve moved the server already off of BuyVM to my own hosting, however as of today the new server is a NameCrane shared DirectAdmin account which will tremendously improve site stability. While running my own server on a static IP was a grand idea, I figured for a low yearly cost I can alleviate some of the pain with the process of power outages in Carrick, PA from interfering with website stability versus trying to setup a large UPS to do the same and still have issues.… Read More »April, 2026 Updates

I tried this at first with Virtualbox, but I was unable to get nested virtualization working even with the “magic command” to allow it. So, after some digging around on ChatGPT, I figured, why not try Hyper-V and eliminate software that doesn’t need to be installed in the first place except for a windows feature that is available on Windows 11 Professional. There’s a few tricks to get it working: Basic fundamentals To turn on nested virtualization for a virtual machine named “Proxmox”. This step allows KVM acceleration in Proxmox greatly improving performance. Set-VMProcessor -VMName “Proxmox” -ExposeVirtualizationExtensions $true For a virtual machine named “Proxmox” do… Read More »Nested Virtualization with Hyper-V and Proxmox

They have like 500 drink flavors, if what you want is a bit of coffee with syrup in it. But more to the point, why is the menu in like 8 point font that’s so small even people with normal vision can’t read it? But wait, there’s nothing on it! Do they even want a menu? Are they protesting against menus so you have to order with their mobile app? And the staff… And the people who go there… Free wifi, but wifi bother? I can smell espresso so good it’s making me hungry and have heart palpitations already.

A funny conversation happened in the hospital yesterday that ended with a story about Pitt’s Burgh, the apparent realization from a cuban man who was the milieu therapist at the time that Pittsburgh is the way it is and probably has been for a long time. For what reason he said this, I don’t know, but let’s act a bit thoughtful this morning and figure out what lead to him saying that and why he got owned by himself. This man admitted to being born in the US as a Cuban individual. He experienced racism for that at one point by having been told even… Read More »Pitt’s Burgh

It may be a smart phone, but smart phones are dumb. I paid a lot of money for this phone but it’s not a way into my life. There is no right in the constitution which says if you call someone, you’ll be able to reach that person. It may be a law somewhere which says you have to have a phone, but why? You can’t even exist without a phone, email, an address (which in turn requires utilities), email requires internet access and a phone/tablet/laptop/pc… Do you spot the trend? Don’t get me started on text messages, data, the endless push notifications and don’t… Read More »Why I hate my iPhone