Not at all, mate! Honestly - it’s not like I’m getting an influx of comments that I’d have a hard time keeping up with. :-) Thank you for jumping in.

Nah, that’s the first thing I did - ask them for a swap. They:

• Only offer post-mount calipers
• Wouldn’t suggest a swap to me, because I bought the Sirrus 3 from them and it is still under warranty.

Their stance is basically - ‘If you come back with a brake set, we’d swap it for you, but we can’t suggest a replacement’

Oh, my bad - hadn’t noticed the ‘kbin’ part of your username.

What’s wrong with the Save button?

Starting to manage your personal finances using a dedicated software application will help you adopt healthy financial habits.

I’d recommend this free and open-source personal finance application: MoneyManager Ex - https://moneymanagerex.org/

It works on Windows, MacOS, Linux, and Android.

Disclaimer: I’m not affiliated in any way. I’ve just been happy with the application for more than 7 years.

I have a Skoda Octavia Scout and have taken to referring to it as Skodillac.

Yeah, ask the two US astronauts that are stuck on ISS about that.

Besides my personal Obsidian vault, I’d always have a vault for each software project that I’m involved in. Having said that - my use of daily notes is twofold -

• During meetings/calls - I’d quickly jot action items, or a brief bullet list of important key take-aways
  • Especially in conjunction with the Tasks plugin - I can quickly create a new task for myself, or for a peer (using their name as a tag). This way the tasks stay with their relevant context - the daily note they were created on, but I can still create a note with a task query that would give me a compiled list for tasks owned by a specific person, that would allow me to follow-up on them later.
• As I work on programming tasks - I’d keep links, ideas, options gone-through-, or to-consider-