I know i’m not really answering your actual questions, but i’ll just throw TrilliumNext Notes into the mix.
It’s open source, and it can be encrypted.
If you want sync you can selfhost a server too, if not it’s local only.
There’s an android app too, but i haven’t used it.

Never!

I use a snippet manager called keep.
It runs in the terminal, and helps remember commands. I use it for remembering commands with lots of flags and parameters that i don’t use often. But it can be used to remember any command you need.
You can also add comments to each command to remind you what it does.
I add the command i need to remember with
keep new
And when i forget it i can run
keep list
To get a list of commands.
It can do more, but i’ve only ever used those two functions.

Sorry for the late response, the thunder app doesn’t give me notifications. 😅

It really depends on your usage.
/e/os feels more polished in general, but widgets are only available in a drawer when you swipe to the left from the home screen and there’s no app drawer, so everything needs to be on your home screen.
And the settings seems more convoluted and hidden, not quite apple like, but a bit less usable than stock android. Iodé has more of a stock android feel, but i’ve also encountered more bugs in it in general.

Most of my gripes with /e/os could be fixed by installing a different launcher as others in the thread have mentioned. And that would make it the best imo.

As far as banking apps and such i haven’t had any major issues. Only some government apps that require chrome to log in. So i downloaded chrome, logged in, and removed it again.
I still use google maps and it works flawlessly without login.
I don’t use any social media apps (unless you count lemmy).

Edit: aæAlso in regards to adblocking they’re on par.
I haven’t had any more ads in apps or in browser with either of them.

Edit2: The appstore on /e/os is a bit funky and i personally am not a fan.
I can’t seem to manually search for updates.
Theres google play store and regular fdroid repo and no way to add more, so you’re limited if you e.g use custom fdroid repos.
You can’t get a list of installed apps, so you have to go to settings for that.
You can’t use in app purchases (but that’s true for all degoogled appstores afaik).
You should be able to get paid apps, but you have to buy them in google play store and then log in to /e/os app store with that gmail to get it, but rumor is google might ban your mail for doing it.
On iodé it is possible to remove every app, even the preinstalled required apps like phone and files. I really miss that feature.

I have a fairphone 5 running /e/os, and my previous phone was a galaxy S9+ running IodéOS.
Unfortunately i don’t have time to write a whole review for you, but if anyone have any specific questions about either i’d be happy to answer them when i get time.

I’m happy to help.

I don’t know much about WLED, but from the other comments here it would appear so. And i think it’s also what makes the most sense.

If i’m understanding your question, what you’re looking for is Ohm’s law
Amp = watt / volt
1 / 24 = 0.042
You want milliamps, so multiply by 1000 giving you 42mA per IC

Alternative if the first one doesn’t tickle your fancy.
https://github.com/cavi-au/Consent-O-Matic

Oh. That went straight over my head. 🤦
Thanks.

I can’t seem to find any CVE called crowbar in regards to Android. Only one for PHP and one for SUSE.
Would you mind giving more info to help me find out more?

If you can figure out some way to upload it to your desired destination and get a link to it, maybe this bot can help you post on lemmy at a specific time of the week/day.

I recently found jtx board.
It has journal, todo list, and notes functions but it can be customized to only show whichever function you use on the main screen.

Thanks.
I have a hard time finding any place in that article thay says anything about the NZ government having control of mega though.

Do you happen to have a (credible) source on the NZ governement owning/controlling/hosting mega?

I have no idea, but i found this guide.
Maybe that can help you?

Water basin / cos k = armoured fighting vehicle
That’s what i have to say

That makes so much more sense. Thanks for explaining!

Okay cool. I’ll have a closer look at the code at some point.
I might absolutely be wrong as i know nothing about making extensions. But from my short glimpse at it, it looks like it just crawls ~300 named instances from a list and adds up to 50 communities from each to the database. And that it does so as often as you’ve set it to run.
If i’m right (and i’m probably not), wouldn’t that drastically limit the capabilities of the extension?
Or are those named instances basically carying all of the fediverse?
I know you might be the wrong person to ask as you just adapted the crawler, i’m just curious and like poking my nose in to places it doesn’t belong. 😁

Awesome.

I couldn’t seem to find any info on the github, so i’ll just ask you here.
How is the database populated? Will it be possible to add missing communities manually?

Lemmy Go will search its database for any community that has the text firefox in its name (e.g. linux_gaming) or title (Linux Gaming).

Is this an typing error or am i misunderstanding something?
If i write lg firefox why would linux gaming show up?
But cool add-on non the less. I’m looking forward to trying it.