 @KMyers I think I may invest my documenting into Evernote after a bit of research. @AdamOutler may have his last laugh now, I can't escape the cloud.
 There's just not enough software that is designed for a multi-computer workflow
 @RazPi, Evernote is the best thing out there. There are some self hosted options however
 To host evernote?
 @RazPi, Alternatives to Evernote
 https://github.com/Laverna
 Ohh thanks
 I might be stuck with Evernote because I'm interested in the compatibility with the livescribe pen
 http://paperwork.rocks/
 I have an echo, but I can't find it, I might want the LiveScribe3 over it anyhow
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 Gosh
 I might have to keep an eye on these
 I do have to admit one thing. I do pay for Evernote personally. It does do quite a lot better than some of the other options
 Yes I was thinking of going to the standard pay at least, but I'm considering putting all bills, receipts, and any other notes I take on it
 There was one called OwnNotes for OwnCloud but unfortunately it is not being maintained
 My main worry about having my data spread across many web services is what if one shuts down
 Some tax sites recommend keeping data for 7+ years
 @RazPi, That is why I self host all of my stuff
 Not that google will ever shut down, but its easier to track down one root folder with all your documents, tar it up, move it
 But logging in over and over again, exporting, and then having no program to put it in if the main company shuts down
 Oh it looks like evernote has a mass export option
 @RazPi, Yes and it is a fairly open format that most alternatives can easily import
 And Evernote has 2 factor authentication support
 After looking a little more into finances, it looks like I can do a lot with OpenOffice Calc, and I might move over family finances to GnuCash
 I apparently don't need quickbooks until I have a company with employees
 Other than that, TurboTax is probably the only proprietary software I need to actually buy
 I personally use Mint for finances. It is cloud based and owned by Intuit so it won't be going anywhere
 I believe TurboTax is also mint?
 I'm going to see how far I can take my self employment deductions
 I'm independently consulting, so I think I get tax breaks
 @RazPi, They are both owned by Intuit but different products
 Although it does share logins
 @RazPi, You can in most cases.
 This is a sad day
 ?
 Miyako closed
 Nooooo