Last time I checked it did not support IPv6, and the issue is still open today https://github.com/slackhq/nebula/issues/6

LibreOffice is awful on macOS. Also, file compatibility with MS Office is still problematic. Onlyoffice is indeed a better choice.

If your cloud storage is supported by rclone, you can use that to mount the storage and then back it up, locally or to an S3 storage at a different provider. That’s how I backup my wife’s and daughter’s OneDrive, using rclone and restic.

This is a very dangerous take - while at this point in time the RTS have not yet been formally adopted by all the relevant bodies, they will be, at which point they will be enforceable.

I work in banking. This was the take of a lawyer from my local (national) enforcement body in denmark (finanstilsynet). They can't make direct recommendations, because the specific judgement about what is delegated to each RTS is itself delegated to EU courts.

That didn't stop them from giving me their opinion which was that certain parts of certain RTS's fell well outside the delegated responsibility, and would therefore never be enforcable. No matter if it was adopted, because the RTS was never delegated the power to define what it decided to define.

This doesn't mean that you should ignore the RTS, but you need to remember what is law and what isn't. RTS's are never enforcable, they are only technical definitions which you use to enforce that actual law.

I find that one concerning in an enterprise setup (which they target). Or the fact that the desktop client has 999 open issues. Or that the last version silently takes you off the stable channel. I could go on … Nextcloud desktop has severe quality control issues.

An number of github issues is even a worse metric than CVEs, many people just post wishlist issues there.

An enterprise setup where people share machines, sure. There are plenty of reasons to be afraid [and mitigations], no need to find them.

Either take control or sell/outsource it, no skin off my teeth. I was replying to someone making the case for 'just trust Google/whoever, lol'

My point is this nears hysterical fearmongering. I'd prefer if you don't go on, but it's more for your benefit.

Stopping before I start my own rant about risk tolerance

Full. agree on the data loss issue. I have experienced it myself, and their forum and issue tracker also show this. Its not a « trusted system » at all.

What's the best alternative to Logseq. I love it; however, I've been considering moving on. Their progress has slowed down, too, compared to Obsidian.

Has anyone of you switched to Obsidian?

My main note tool for years has been Obsidian (using Obsidian Sync on Linux, Windows, Android, and iPhone). Works great for regular notes.

I don't think it's very good as an outliner, though I haven't tried the recent outliner plugins, so maybe things have improved. I do my outlining with org-mode on Emacs because of my dissatisfaction with Obsidian in that area and lost data on Logseq.

Almost everyone I think - I'm not even sure I like outlining... more like a love/hate relation.

Workflowy and Dynalist are solid ones (cloud based)

If only we could have uB Origin for Safari back!

Orion supports uBlock Origin. I don't know how well it works on Macs, but it's good on iOS.

Our shop (a bank) still develops in COBOL on a daily basis (IBM mainframe) and has a stock of tenth of millions of code lines.

Converting to Lithp any day now...

Not necessarily. You can for example configure both Thunderbird and mailcow to allow you to reply from any address (of the domains you manage, of course), without having to create the mailbox.

Creating a mailbox is effortless. At least at my web host.

I am still afraid of dying slowly and/or painfully, but over the last 57 years I have moved from wanting to live forever to accepting that I will die. Like you, it’s not a wish, it’s simply acceptance. Makes you appreciate the little things in life, too.