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Yeah, I think I recognized him, but couldn't find a half-decent pun on his name. Van Hamme was the closest I could find, look-wise.

Jean-Claude Van Horn ?

I discovered Trilium a couple days before discovering the project was dead. But here is TriliumNext now so it's not that much of a problem (yay opensource!)

Works great on a computer, not as much on a phone. There are android apps to send directly something to it, but reading its content involves the webapp directly... which isn't that bad but overall that's not ideal. Still, after years of trying floss journaling apps one after another, it's the only one I kept more than a couple weeks.

Seeing RocketChat in here, when they've been actively moving away from opensource for several years now, is at least a bit funny.

It seems recent versions of Lemmy don't have that problem anymore, right?

If we're going that far from Minecraft, don't forget the impressive Veloren ;)

I've recently discovered Trilium : markdown, electron app but works in pure web too if you host it somewhere, opensource, UX is ok by my standards, and the mobile web app works on Android too. And there is something of an ecosystem around, with extensions for browsers and the such. Sadly, I've also (and as recently) discovered its development was halted.

But there's hope, and a TriliumNext project has seen light, which took right where Trilium stopped (and, from what I understood, they're still mostly compatible at that point).

Does your definition of "stupid thing" applies to tickling itself?

why not? (haven't seen any myself, tbh)

End users (so to speak) usally don't buy full parmesan wheels, anyway ;)

Great, I guess I just jumped off that ship before it became cool again ;)

Thanks for the insightful update.

To this guy, yes, though less to this article (that is pretty watered-down) than to the regular rants he posted to friendica/zot/... on that particular subject. Thanks for spotting his interview, though, brings black memories