That’s a very specific and interesting exclusion, weird. Well sorry dude, best of luck finding something that works.

I use notesnook but I don’t self host, just the app locally. It has an option to insert a task list into the note, and that has drag and drop reordering. It also encrypts at rest, and has text search. Hope that helps your decision.

I started with kbin, but as that project declined the lemmy apps were starting to mature, after I found voyager I was all in on lemmy. I still haven’t found a great mobile app for mbin.

Tesseract is open source so perhaps not all is entirely lost, but yes situation is quite unfortunate. I’m not sure I can even say surprising though, considering ptz was raising flags nearly a year ago regarding admin tooling and general community behavior.

Too lazy to find the exact date, but at some point devs changed how they report user activity, and old instances were reporting incorrectly until they upgraded. The dip might align with that change?

This is damn excellent, nice job! If you haven’t, please consider reaching out to the notesnook devs with this, feels like something that could be added to their docs.

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I didn’t read the entire wall of text but didn’t see it listed. check out notesnook.

I have no clue what’s different, but viewing the community using my instance shows thumbnails for nearly everything.

https://sh.itjust.works/c/videos@lemmy.world

Great thread, lot of reading for tomorrow

I use rsync with a systemd timer. When I first installed the backup drive it took a while to build the file system, but now every Monday it runs, finds the difference between source and target drive, and pulls just the changes down for backup. It’s pretty quick, doesn’t do any compression or anything like that.

Micro.blog as a platform is awesome, but I was sort of disheartened to see the users treat it like mastodon, lots of short blurbs and random thoughts. I settled into Write.as, it’s a similar activitypub blogging project, but it’s users seem to lean more into long form content.

All that said, the integration you configured with your domain is super cool, what a great way to setup a simple controlled web presence.

Edit: to clarify nothing wrong with users treating it like mastodon, it’s their space! Just wasn’t what I was personally seeking from a “blog” service

I’ve had good luck with https://akaunting.com/ but I did pay $50 for their estimate module. I think it’ll do what your looking for in the free version though.