I gave Tangram and Ferdium a look but the rendering engine they use is awful and makes my eyes hurt. Old Chrome/Chromium used to have the same problem years ago. I’ll stick to Librewolf pinned tabs.

It means feeling of affection, mostly used by anime weaboos: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moe_(slang)

Use an open source 2FA which lets you export

You can store your recovery codes as files in KeepassXC

I use FolderSync app to do this, it can sync from many cloud services to phone and vice versa, heaps of sync options for which networks to sync on, how often to sync, etc:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dk.tacit.android.foldersync.full

There is a free version by the same author, but I haven’t used that in a long time so I’m not sure of its capabilities.

Only if I can drive the spaceship with a Logitech wireless controller.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-intersect/wp/2015/12/02/wikipedia-has-a-ton-of-money-so-why-is-it-begging-you-to-donate-yours/

Not really, there are already “quantum proof” encryption algorithms that systems are already moving to.

It won’t be an apocalypse where all your personal data is suddenly available at the click of a button. You need to be a billionaire launching a new social network to get that level of privacy invasion.

you don’t even need Obsidian to open them because they are in Markdown

This is crucial for me. I have existing sets of notes in Markdown and still want to edit in Vim or other editors, but sometimes in Obsidian too.

This is really well done, thank you!

Is it possible to make the font configurable? That can be done in the header like:

@var select user-font "Font" ["Comic Sans MS", "Comic Neue", "PT Sans", "PT Serif"]

Then later use it like:

html {
    font-family: var(--user-font);
}

Full working example at my Discord Solarized Dark Comic Sans MS theme.

I prefer whatever codec my hardware supports. Currently Pi 4 does both your options so I don’t care which. x265 has slightly smaller file size for the same quality wish is nice.

Been looking into this myself recently. I’m currently trying out a free 5GB account from an online provider and like it better than Dropbox. So I’m sold on the whole idea of Nextcloud.

Haven’t decided what deployment method to use yet. I considered the pre-made VM images but will probably use one of the containers because it seems easier to deploy a proper HTTPS certificate with the Let’s Encrypt nginx container in front. All on Podman, there are heaps of tutorials around.

I have a couple of decent mini PCs I’ll use, you can get them cheap on eBay. I’ve heard it struggles on a little Raspberry Pi if you have many systems doing sync (which is exactly what I want to do).