matcha_addict @ matcha_addict @lemy.lol

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I would say it is far more likely due to her history of supporting Israel and netanyhu, rather than her being pro Palestine but very compromising.

Its not just that denounced some of the protestors. It's that this is the only thing she found worthy of mentioning in an official statement about the protests.

I don't mean about relying on the protection from these providers. I am talking about the inherent increased security of hosting on a server that's on a different network than your local network.

No it's just a static site I built, mostly using eleventy static site generator

You're keeping the project alive. You're purchasing the ability to continue using a project that will sustain and continue to get updates and add features.

I agree it is not clear, but it's also hard to say that in one or two words.

Is it just as secure doing this (with crowdsec) vs hosting on a rented server from a cloud provider?

I have my own self-hosted blog. Is there a way to publish my blog to the fediverse and have its own fediverse server?

I know I can technically just post a link to my blog posts on mastodon or something, but is there another way to do it directly?

I use neovim. But if I had to choose between vscode vs. JetBrains stuff, I much rather vscode. It's far cleaner.

I definitely considered this approach. The only problem is it is difficult to represent linking items to each other. For example, dependent tasks or sub tasks.

Write freely is a federated platform

Oh wow that's pretty cool. From my understanding this is good for notes, but would it work for tasks / todos?

I think what I'm looking for doesn't exist, but what I meant by CLI is something I can pipe things into and interface with other unix tools easily.

But you're right, they all have a way to open a session via CLI.

What would then? I haven't found anything that has command line interface and supports dependent tasks and a flexible, queryable tag system

I think you're right about notes, but what about the other use cases?

First, I want to apologize for mentioning notes. Notes should be separate from the rest, and I agree with you on what you said about notes.

For the rest, I've asked before on suggestions for apps to save my todos, links, etc. There were a couple issues

• I couldn't find something that gives me the same interface for all of these. They are all lists of things with some attributes and relations, but most apps out there handled each one of these separately and differently
• they lacked features I wanted. For example, dependent tasks, a flexible tag system I can query by, etc.

A DB would let me do all of that.

Todo txt lacked some features I needed, which would be trivial to implement as a SQL column.

I do not remember what it was... Maybe it was dependent tasks? I believe so.

Task warrior was close to what I wanted. I forgot what it lacked when I tried it. I think it was dependent tasks or sub tasks? If not that, then a tag system with flexible querying. I want querying by tag, due date, and other attributes to be possible.

I think orgmode may be what I want, but the learning curve was discouraging. I was also discouraged about the possibility for myself to build extensions for it, for example to use on android. That would be easier with sql.

Obsidian is gui from my understanding, so it wouldn't fit what I'm looking for. I want something I can integrate with my scripts and other unix tools.

I want something I can use from the command line, so that I can integrate and interface it with other unix tools and scripts.

Perhaps I shouldn't have said note taking. But the rest still applies.

I don't think it would suffice. It would work for notes, but I want to also have a todo list in there, for example. Be able to check things off, query by due date, by assignee or task, etc.