question: what open source alternatives are there?
mindwanderer
he is no longer a trillionair. Don't forget that.
europe will be hit as well. Our land will only be able to feed 10% of the people it houses now afaik.
it will hit us as well.
How introverted are you
me: Yes
and all of that to drive a "Sports-Utility-Vehicle" that isnt half as sporty or utilitarian as an old Volvo wagon XD
that would not apply to non-google versions of android/OS' based on the android open source project like GrapheneOS or /e/OS though, am i right?
Joplin runs on both Linux and Windows and can be synced via their own cloud, Nextcloud (selfhosted) and other options that i forgot. Joplin is more focused on markdown notes, but it also has a drawing feature, but i haven't used it much so i can't say much about it apart from the fact that it exists. try it out. If it does not work, use Xournal++. That is mainly focused on written notes. However afaik it does not have a note sorting system so you would have to do that in the file explorer.
what is your usecase and what device and OS do you want to use it on?
isn't Sertraline an antidepressant?
The problem is, that FOSS devs get spammed with a 1000 times the same bugs found by the same tools put into a bug report with no human oversight by people who have no clue what they are doing and often dont give an answer on how to solve the problem.
My idea was to use AI to identify the 1000 bug reports about the same issue and make sure that you don't have to read every single one of them. That way you could sort out the spam and reduce the amount of slop the devs have to deal with.
and one day the people are going to realise that there is no real value behind these companies and when they stop giving them money the bubble will pop and the world economy will hit a crisis, which is going to lead to even more people losing their jobs and everything getting even more expensive.
well the problem si that they are build very cheap. Thats also why they use so much water and cause that much noise.