I tried a bunch of these note taking apps and didn’t really get on with any of them. I now use the Vscode/Vscodium extension Foam which essentially gives all the note taking features and graph view in what is already a good text editor.
So long as you are mainly writing notes and don’t need the database features that AnyType has or the DataView plug in Obsidian has (though there might be another vscode extension for this - I’ve never looked), then you’d be fine.
I’ve ripped them all but have terrible upload speed, once I’ve worked out a way to put them somewhere (or if anyone volunteers to host) I’ll update this comment
Readrops
Not anymore according to the update in the pinned comment
This is a 2021 article
This is a 2021 article
Fwiw I read that object recognition is coming back with 7.2
There’s a DSM docker that enables the use of Synology Photos without having to buy a Diskstation as well if others are scrolling through this
English change bell ringing
Likewise the graph view for obsidian (not foss) or foam (extension for vscode/vscodium) . The graph view is perhaps less useful than the traditional mind map (great if you just want to see connections though) but overall these options are much more powerful
Ah great, subscribed!
For what it’s worth you can get WindowsTerminal on Win10
I’m pretty sure that if you add your family to your Plex Home then they’ll get access to Plexamp
https://github.com/pluja/awesome-privacy
I think it’s unlikely you’ll find another Snapchat client, haven’t used it for years but I read they were banning accounts that were using 3rd party clients
System76 laptops I’ve seen recommended, I’m currently deciding between one of these and a Framework laptop
Foam is essentially core Obsidian inside VSCode/VSCodium, no access to plugins etc but there are VSCode plugins you can use as a replacement i.e. GitDocs can replace the Obsidian Git Sync plugin
If you search for comparisons most are pretty outdated now, for example Foam does have a graph view but Obsidian will still pull ahead in terms of features.
The main advantage for me is having everything in one program especially on my work PC where I can’t install Obsidian but I am allowed VSCode.
I believe links like this will be sorted automatically in Lemmy 0.18 but until then links are like this without the space between ] (
[!community@instance] (/c/community@instance)
Currently if the community hasn’t been discovered by your instance then you’ll get a 404 error like I just did, apparently it’s a known thing and you need to search for the community before accessing it, see here - https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/1335
Looks good but I’ll be sticking with vscodium+foam
Sounds like a good update, a couple of days shouldn’t matter but I can see both sides to it, people want the latest and greatest but also if there are any issues that’s not great as more people migrate to Lemmy
Eh to each their own, I see almost all those as positives. No problems with bookmark manager. Agreed on pocket though.
Might be more helpful to actually say in the title that it is Lemmy you’re trying to selfhost, this community isn’t specific to selfhosting Lemmy.