Nope, it's its own separate thing.

Use #SimpleX!

Holy shit I need more

Who's arguing against that?

I'm not sure I understand your complaint. What I'm arguing is that there is an interest in privacy and thus in the 4th and 5th amendments, as you mentioned.

Why do you feel you can't post here?

That's not the feeling I get from #nostr. Nostr itself, as a protocol, doesn't offer privacy, but community-wise Nostr as a whole is very privacy-oriented.

GrapheneOS is very popular, SimpleX is promoted, encrypted chats will work here, etc.

I think the focus on privacy also means an interest on the fourth and the fifth, doesn't it?

Privacy? As is the case with #Monero?

It's not really just project management. I keep my diary, my PARA, and my Zettelkasten all in the same tool. I might give Logseq one last spin because I'm obsessive like that.

I think I have a winner in my #Logseq vs #Obsidian notetaking battle.

Despite me WANTING to prefer Logseq to Obsidian based on its #OpenSource nature, but I simply cant. Obsidian functions in a way much more natural to me.

I don't use these tools strictly for #PKM but also for personal #ProjectManagement, keeping a documented archive of personal files (identity documents, medical information, etc) and Logseq's lack of folders, combined with the fact that it renames attachments (assets), is a dealbreaker. Obsidian helps me maintain a working structure (e.g. I can archive files as generic or as specific as I want, while being able to reference them elsewhere as needed - for example, I can keep a generic attachments folder for #zettelkasten related images, PDFs, while having categorized documents elsewhere).

Also, I simply don't find myself using blocks and #block #properties as much. My main use case here have been #work #meetings, but except removing some friction on starting to type, I can substitute that with creating a templated page.

It really, really frustrates me that Obsidian is #closedSource, but still, I consider that it gives me more #freedom - it respects MY structure, the underlying files, and is, in essence, a powerful #Markdown editor. Logseq is not. It uses Markdown as a base, but is in essence an outliner of its own kind. It has its usecases, but Obsidian seems to be overall more flexible, more powerful, and ironically, more future-proof.

Another one you might like is

"Nunca digas de este agua no beberé, este cura no es mi padre, o esta polla no me cabe"

"Never say from this water I won't drink, this priest is not my father, or this dick wont fit in me"

Where you stop the saying depends on your level of trust with the person you're talking to.

Uranium maximalism on #nostr

Welcome to freedom, friend!

The evolution of #Windows

#Microsoft #Linux #Privacy #Software #Meme #Shitpost #FOSS #Surveillance

"Universal Suffrage and its impact on combat sports," Strickland et al. 2023

Isn't that cheating on both fasting and vegetarianism?

So, in a roundabout way, he won the title because women can vote?

Yo walk on water?

In #Spain we have a saying which goes

"De noche todos los gatos son pardos"

"At night all cats are black"

Take it as you will.

#sayingstr anyone?

How I wish that Fairphone would come out with a phone that meets #GrapheneOS's specifications...

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