Wdym cannot be touched?

Honestly, I’m just gonna stick to llamafile. I really don’t want to mess around with python. It also causes way more trouble than I anticipate

Doesn’t ipfs stand for interplenary file system?

That feels like cheating

Wait, did ethernet come from aether

They don’t think they’re the arbitrer of scraping dumbass, this is a service they’re selling to websites who don’t want AI scrapers taking adnatage of them.

Technically it’s only for AI stuff, so honestly it doesn’t matter if you’re doing other stuff

Do you want it to be?

The what

Will it actually save all that much?

what the hell are you doing that you keep being banned from discord?

Grover podcast and fluent cast. Both are nice native apps. Neither is open source though

That kinda defeats the purpose of 2fa though, if you use bitwarden for both

Didn’t think of that, but that sounds illegal

I prefer to use the ookla sppedtest CLI version. No bs but also better server coverage

That’s funny I already used notesnook and then found this. That said, so you really need your desktop always awake, or will it automatically sync when possible, like syncthing

I have a bit of a different set of standards than you.

(I was typing a longer answer but this is an old argument)

I’m not making a note for each todo. Also Joplin seems to lack any advanced reminder functionality such a recurring reminders. But more generally and importantly and generally there’s a dozen notetaking apps that offer various levels of todo functionality, but all the bloat and extraneous functionality that comes with being a notetaking app just gets in the way. I’m only going to use such an app if it removes friction from my life, not adds to it

It’s not free. But I don’t want self hosted and Foss is more a nice to have than a requirement (for me)

Well search and maps (and some others) have no paid tier. Even for paid products, google does quite explicitly make money from the free version through ads. And most google ads are through third party sites, so you can’t opt out of them by paying google.