I also haven’t had issues with my self-hosted Nextcloud, DAVx, and Fossify Calendar. Has worked without hiccups for me.

Idk about other sources, but I get my apk directly from GitHub via Obtainium, and my app recently changed from K-9 Mail to Thunderbird. Icon, app name, and app theming changed. This has been in the works for a while but seems like they’re officially switched the apk.

No worries, was just confused lol

I… never said it only synced with Nextcloud? Or are you just providing additional information for people?

Recently started using this synced with my Nextcloud. Really happy with it, only complaint is the fact that I can’t remove their “Regular event” calendar

Hosted by someone else: Codeberg or Sourcehut.

Self-hosted: Forgejo

OP isn’t trying to parse HTML though… they are trying to detect opening xml tags. Which seems quite achievable with regex.

Thanks, just checked it out and this seems good for my purposes.

If anyone else wants a link: https://github.com/allgood/OpenNoteScanner

That’s a shame. I just want to say that this issue is definitely not universal as I use it for navigation while driving and it works very well for me, and I’ve heard the same from others too. I’m not sure why it isn’t working as well for you.

No, there is simply no such thing as “zeroth”, that’s not how ordinal numbers work. If I have the following numbered list:

5. Foo

6. Bar

7. Baz

The first item is “Foo” which is indexed 5. It is not the fifth item, because the item indexed 5 comes first in the list, so the item indexed 5 is the first item. Ordinal numbers don’t refer to index, they refer to order.

Well with short form videos your feed could be something more like a Twitter feed where you scroll through content from the accounts you follow instead of a grid of recommended videos where you click on one that sparks your interest. It is a different experience. Just like you could have a blog where every post is under 140 characters but why do that when you could just use Twitter. (disclaimer I do not claim to understand what has happened with X/Twitter now just assume I’m talking about old Twitter lol)

Well it’s now a reality: https://monogr.ph/66add1680f119badfa65686f/

I think your question is answered by the thread you linked. Is there something in particular you don’t understand?

GNU/the FSF says that GrapheneOS does not qualify as free software (which is true, it’s not completely FLOSS as per the FSF’s definition—the linked GNU article classifies plenty of popular Linux distros we consider to be FOSS as non-free, btw, they’re not singling out Graphene), and GrapheneOS is saying they don’t want to fit the FSF’s definition of free software because it would mean a lack of security (which is also true; they need proprietary firmware updates from Google). The FSF has a strict definition of free software which a lot of software does not meet, and usually an entire operating system would only meet the FSF’s definition out of a deliberate, conscious, ideological decision to exclude all non-free software. In their article they even list Debian as a distro which no longer meets their standards, despite Debian being known for their strict policy around only including FOSS in their repos.

This is an instance of two different entities (GNU and GrapheneOS) having fundamentally different goals (one values a strict definition of free software at all costs, one values security at all costs). You are more than welcome to do things GNU’s way if you don’t like GrapheneOS’s way, or vice versa.

Notesnook is working on making their sync server self-hostable so you might just want to self-host once that’s available. Otherwise if it’s just down short-term just a text editor and markdown? You can import markdown files to Notesnook once it’s back up for you.

Notesnook has been working fine for me, not sure why some users are having issues and some not.

Wow. At least it’s easy to sideload apps in Android.

Ah yeah, I’ve heard that offices are rolling out a new role of office cumdump. Glad to hear from someone already in the role

No that’s the lingo the professionals use these days

Is there any real privacy concern from using Mozilla’s sync server?

Is there an option to expand the vertical tabs so that they say the page title?

What have you been using instead? I’ve been using Thunderbird since I was 13 at least, literally never used a single other desktop mail client since then. So I wonder what other mail clients people use.