Take a look at the real steel Luna lite. That should check all boxes and can be found for under 30€ regularly.
I don't own this specific knife but others from real steel and I have handled the original luna, which is more of a premium offer. My experience is that their knifes are good value for the money.
Things that proved useful in my edc:
For the knife also consider a fixed blade without handlescales. These can be more versatile and thinner than folding knifes. Check your local laws before buying anything.
Notebook wise I carry a moleskine A6 and a pilot g2 pen, its nothing fancy but works for me.
Edit: Can't believe I forgot this: Flashlight! Probably the most used item of them all.
Everytime i need to use a knife there should be a knife nearby. Otherwise I have not enough knifes.
That blog post was an interesting read. I didn't really like that kagi doesn't a offer a plan without any LLM but the handling of user data seems even worse.
Copyright debate notwithstanding, why do you feel like AI is so important that crippling it would be bad?
Sorry for the oversight on my part. The only other option I know of is ghostfolio, although it's more Involved (selfhosted) and a lot of users seem to have problems with it.
Found this on F-Droid https://github.com/brandonp2412/MarketMonk
Not completely FOSS since it uses the Yahoo api but might be a step in the right direction.
It is but censoring the internet in the name of copyright is almost traditional.
You would puke if you knew what kind of workflows if have seen.
You can filter articles on Reuters by region.
https://cockpit.shirtigo.com/en They offer all common print on demand items and are located in Germany. The downside is that you have to provide your own website or use a marketplace like etsy.
SAKs are awesome. I generally prefer standalone knifes but the SAK scissors are super useful and if the blade fits your usecase its a nice choice. Also surprisingly customisable!