First Logseq is an outliner. Instead of headings it uses indendation to create a tree structure of paragraphs. The funny thing is that I've used indendation levels in normal text editors for decades so this was a good fit for me.
I do all my note taking in future proof text format and used Nextcloud Notes for some years. Then I tried Obsidian in combination with Syncthing which made things more organized. Obsidian however is not FOSS so I found Logseq to which I've migrated all my Nextcloud Notes to.
Logseq is special. Some like it, some don't, but why?
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Why haven't I used Obsidian before, what a great tool to document things in plain text files.
Simple Mobile Tools bought by ZipoApps, sparks controversy over future of open source apps
> [Simple Mobile Tools](https://alternativeto.net/browse/search/?q=simplemobiletools.com), a...
To enable OEM unlocking, I did first time bootup and updates of my stock Pixel phone on a public library WiFi with covered cameras and no SIM. Paranoid or not, I simply want to minimize Google's knowledge of the relation between me and this device.
For years, my phone makes the classic Casio beep on the hour.
(using Hourly Reminder in F-Droid)
...you can install them into a separate, isolated profile. When you need to use those apps, in three seconds switch to that profile, do what you have to do in there and then switch back to your F-Droid environment.
I'm amazed by the way GrapheneOS has solved the problem with both having a Google free phone, free from 24/7 surveillance, and the ability to to use apps that require Google Play Services. Without compromising on security.
They've made the official Google services and Play Store to run as normal, unprivileged apps inside the standard app sandbox. This means...
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Tried to make a whois query on the modern web, only to be stopped by Google's Recapcha. Thankfully found out there's a GNU+Linux command for it.
@hund I've just sold my rgb gaming keyboard (didn't like the mx speed switches and the closed software). Looking forward to building something with rgb and open firmware. Where to start?