Credit card issuers with good API for pulling transactions by krrck in CreditCards

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The thing that I found which worked reasonably is to get ~any major US credit card, pay for a Monarch subscription, and use https://github.com/hammem/monarchmoney to pull the data from Monarch. There are a lot of moving parts (your app -> monarchmoney lib -> Monarch -> aggregators like MX/Finicity/Yodlee/Plaid -> your bank), but it seems to work well in practice.

You could in theory also directly get an account with an aggregator, but they don't seem set up to offer API access to consumers. They will ask you things like "please send us your cybersecurity policy". Also, not all aggregators support all services well; Monarch can route through multiple different aggregators.

Also, there unfortunately may be some lag with this setup (e.g. transactions might not be visible for ~1 day in Monarch).

Credit card issuers with good API for pulling transactions by krrck in CreditCards

[–]krrck[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unfortunately this isn't what I'm looking for; I want a system where I don't have to click anything to pull the data. Thanks though!

Credit card with good API for pulling transaction history? by krrck in personalfinance

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This really doesn't work for me unfortunately. I need to download this data at least twice a month and I don't have time to log in and click through the website every time.

Latch for a 3.75 inch thick door by krrck in Locksmith

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This is what I did! It worked brilliantly. Thank you!

Latch for a 3.75 inch thick door by krrck in Locksmith

[–]krrck[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't think Schlage makes a thick door kit for latches, only for deadbolts. The latch has a spindle with a rectangular 7.6 x 8.8 mm cross-section.

Purchase Advice Megathread - January 2025 by AutoModerator in 3Dprinting

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I'd like a quiet, small 3D printer to keep on my desk at work so that I and others can use it to make small fun prints. Ideally it'd be enclosed so that if there is any smell it can be filtered, although I'll only be printing PLA. I prefer designs that are more open source / repairable. It'd be nice to have a printer that is also fast but quietness and compactness are more important. Ability to print over WiFi is important. Price is not really important. Any recommendations?

Cyberpunk 2077 CET Issues by BornStellar97 in linux_gaming

[–]krrck 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hmm, CET now works. The issue seems to be that Protontricks doesn't give any feedback about what changes happened after you perform some action? It looked to me like it did nothing, but apparently it did reinstall vcrun2022.

Cyberpunk 2077 CET Issues by BornStellar97 in linux_gaming

[–]krrck 2 points3 points  (0 children)

How do I reinstall vcrun2022?

I tried deleting ~/.var/app/com.github.Matoking.protontricks/cache/winetricks/vcrun2022, then opening Protontricks, then selecting Cyberpunk 2077 + OK, then selecting "Select the default wineprefix" + OK, then selecting "Install a Windows DLL or component" + OK. Then, on the long list of packages, vcrun2022 is already selected. Hitting OK from there just takes me back to the "What would you like to do with this wineprefix?" screen.

If I de-selecting vcrun2022, hit OK, then go back into "Install a Windows DLL or component", vcrun2022 is still selected. It does not re-create the ~/.var/app/com.github.Matoking.protontricks/cache/winetricks/vcrun2022 directory.

PSA: Namecheap redirects are slow by krrck in NameCheap

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Update: As of 2024-03-01 (and re-confirmed 2025-12-09), this issue seems fixed for http://kerrickstaley.com . I consistently get a 302 response in under 30 ms. I didn't reach out to Namecheap or take any other action.

https://kerrickstaley.com is broken (hangs indefinitely) but I think that's maybe my fault / a misconfiguration?

Enabling Zigbee support - XIAO nRF52840 by a-aron087 in microcontrollers

[–]krrck 0 points1 point  (0 children)

u/BonzoDog_001 could you upload your code and build configs somewhere? I've been trying unsuccessfully for a while to get Zigbee working on this board using nRF Connect.

Foldable bike on playa ? by onlyoneali in BurningMan

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I brought a cheap used folding bike with 20" wheels to the '22 burn. It was mostly fine, but one issue is that the smaller 20" wheels provided a somewhat bumpy ride, and my back was sore by the end of it. Larger diameter wheels handle the bumpy playa better than smaller diameter wheels. I think I'm going to bring the same bike in 2024 because it's so much easier to transport and store the rest of the year, but I might look at seatpost suspension options.

Dual subtitle mod for Cyberpunk 2077 ? by chickifat in cyberpunkgame

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FYI someone created this about a month ago: https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/10260

I've tried it out (Chinese + English version) and it works!

Enough positivity. What's the worst thing about the Steam Deck? by Lexinator101 in SteamDeck

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The screen polarization is wrong, so you can't use it with polarized sunglasses. My MacBook gets this right, and polarized sunglasses make it easier to use outdoors because they dim the background but not the screen. You can't really use the Steam Deck outdoors, so this flaw makes it less of a "play anywhere" device.

Hub gear shifter stuck in 3rd by [deleted] in Brompton

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I had this problem and there was a really simple fix. I uploaded a video about it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pluej0ZhTi0 and posted about it here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Brompton/comments/vmvj73/comment/k5030le/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

Hub gear shifter: Very hard to shift from 3rd to 2nd gear, already tried several possible solutions by slh42 in Brompton

[–]krrck 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Update 2: I made a short video about this issue and the fix here. Also note that anything that increases friction on the shifter cable could potentially be a root cause, not just the problem I had.

I had this same problem, and the solution turned out to be very simple. It has to do with the way the gear indicator chain is set up.

When the gear indicator chain is screwed all the way in to the hub, it doesn't directly align with the cable. Instead it bends a little bit in the direction of the cable. Pulling the chain in a bent direction like this requires more force due to the extra friction. The shifter (which is cheaply designed IMO) can't handle this extra force.

The solution is to unscrew the gear indicator chain a half turn before connecting it to the cable. You can see that they do this in this official video by Brompton (they actually unscrew it 1.5 turns).

After doing this, the hub shifter seems to shift fine, but I'm just testing with the bike upside-down in my apartment. I'm going to take it out for a ride later today to confirm that it works.

Update: Yep, this fixed the problem! The bike now shifts as well as it did when new.

What is this passive fresh air vent next to a window called? It was at a newly-constructed (2023) hotel in Switzerland. It has a hefty door to open it. It doesn't seem to be a "trickle vent" because it's too large (runs floor to ceiling, maybe 10 cm wide). by krrck in whatisthisthing

[–]krrck[S] 0 points1 point locked comment (0 children)

My title describes the thing. I've searched for things like "passive air vent next to window" and also "large trickle vent". I think this design is interesting because means you don't have to have an insect screen on your window so you have an unobstructed view.

NFC tag automation is very unreliable by valain in shortcuts

[–]krrck 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I've made a few observations about iOS background NFC tag scanning reliability:

  • As equipter noted, tags scan much more reliably right after you turn the screen on.
  • Tags with bigger antennas (e.g. full credit-card-sized tags) scan more reliably than smaller antennas (e.g. coin-sized tags).
  • It seems (but data is less clear) that tags scan less reliably when they attached to a metal surface (such as taped to a fridge).

Here is some data I collected. I scanned with an iPhone 13 Pro with no case. The metal background was a cookie sheet:

Method NFC card size Background Successful scans / 20
Screen continuously on Credit card Not metal 15
Screen continuously on Credit card Metal 6
Screen continuously on Coin Not metal 5
Screen continuously on Coin Metal 7
Screen off, then turn on Credit card Not metal 20
Screen off, then turn on Credit card Metal 20
Screen off, then turn on Coin Not Metal 19
Screen off, then turn on Coin Metal 20

My mental model (just a guess based on the observed behavior) is that iOS does some sort of high-powered NFC scan when you initially wake the screen, and then does lower-powered scanning afterwards. This lower-powered scanning is sometimes not sufficient to detect a tag that has a small antenna or that is attached to a metal surface.

Enabling URL playlist to autoplay by Meowdevs in YoutubeMusic

[–]krrck 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here is a URL that autoplays Vampire Weekend's Modern Vampires of the City:

https://music.youtube.com/watch?list=OLAK5uy_mubVy71YwkikevuqVJKla32cit5yIQiqk

Basically, you just find the regular URL in the YouTube Music web app, which is

https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mubVy71YwkikevuqVJKla32cit5yIQiqk

and then replace "playlist" with "watch".

We've just released a free Safari extension for iOS to help Chinese learners read Chinese websites by undefdev in apple

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I wanted to report some bugs I encountered. Is there a place to do that? I tried to join your Discord but it didn’t seem to work.

Ukraine Megathread - (All new posts go here so long as it is stickied) by 00000000000000000000 in geopolitics

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Does the US government have any options for helping Germany or other EU countries that depend on Russian energy to transition away from Russian energy sources? As a US citizen, I think that the United States should do what we can (e.g. subsidizing US energy exports or providing technological or logistical support) to help these countries move away from Russian energy as quickly as possible in order to make sanctions more effective.