Y’all are forgetting how hostile Mastodon users can be. Personally I feel a little bit scared of posting anything there.

The person that had the PR merged wasn’t a maintainer, they just attempted to make the change using a different phrasing. I remember they wrote “corrected grammar errors” and provided arguments and the PR got merged. Here is the PR. They even posted on Mastodon about it at the time.

Edit: It seems now they require contributors to write documentation in gender-neutral language. However, the main dev still complains, to this day, how hard it is to run an OSS project while being “apolitical”.

I am sorry to necro this post from a month ago but wanted to say I really appreciated the time and effort you put on this answer.

I have been using Logseq for a few years now and in my case collaboration is welcome. Me and my spouse are using AnyType for this currently (We tried using Vikunja and Planka but didn’t like them). I thought about having a shared Logseq graph but I have been having issues with the Logseq git plugin and I abhor the idea of uploading our personal notes to GitHub.

I searched about Standard Notes and it seems they even got purchased by Proton last year, but as soon as I open their webpage I got greeted by at least 5 AI images.

One that I heard about recently is Joplin. It is very similar to Evernote.

Actual is great! We have been using for a while now.

Clearly they can give them instructions to have specific opinions regarding certain things, so it makes sense for me at least to ask what it has to say if you would like to investigate

Thank you! Since we cannot guarantee regarding federation I created the thread for my Beehaw fellows

I got my solutions on Codeberg too! I am keeping it private until I finish it though

I am currently learning rust and decided to use Actix Web for my project, mostly because it is the framework being used by Lemmy.

You can use Rust on both backend and frontend if you feel like it, everything is possible with WebAssembly.

I think it would be the IKEA trick

Does Organic Maps has the social aspect of Google Maps? Maps is the only thing Google I wasn’t able to quit yet, whenever I want to go to a restaurant I NEED to look at the pictures of the food and read reviews. I discovered such amazing gems with it.

This is the way

To everyone that read this and enjoyed: Highly recommend House of Leaves. :)

I am pretty sure Lorem ipsum is better than AI bs!

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I am glad you gave it a chance despite the title, haha! I think the surprise is part of the experience

I was thinking that maybe I could have put more effort on having people to take a look at it, I know a lot of people will just read the title and think like “fuck off”. haha

It sounds like nonsense to you but it is the reality. The medium person don’t bother and just want a place where you create an account and that’s it.

We found Anytype when searching for a Notion alternative and it is indeed a good one. It is still missing a few features, mainly related to dates and calendars but I am having fun setting up the templates. It takes a bit but eventually it does click, in my case my spouse did the hardwork and explained to me how to use it, lol.

The two main ways I am currently using it are: creating a page and putting a bunch of relevant stuff in there and the other is creating a type and creating a set of said type to be displayed. Don’t know if that will make sense to you but if you are interested I can try to type it in a more detailed way. Logseq is nice but sometimes I needed tables and it was a bit of a mess. Anytype doesn’t have this issue.

I went to take a look and it doesn’t seem to be open source

Well, if they are smart they will just migrate to Bluesky.

I gave up on trying to get people to Mastodon.