Using syncthing and obsidian with the excalidraw addon does this. Don't know if that'll meet your standards, but it'll do handwriting, offline work, and syncing.
While obsidian is not open source, it is extensible with a large community, so it can do a very wide variety of workflows. It's what I used before moving to Logseq.
Like clockwork! Almost as reliable as the OS /s
Linux has no mainstream advertising so word-of-mouth is the only way it gets adopted.
Working on reading up on this.
Saw some news articles claiming the group was 'Zionist', so I was interested in getting an idea what they were talking about in the transcript.
This is the closest I've gotten so far- possibly trying to get an ABC journalist fired for sharing posts covering attrocities against Palestinians. also doesn't sound like a support group or something, but a pro-Israel lobbying group (post that inked to it)
That's also only one piece covering it, though.
I'm against doxxing people for silencing individuals, but hearing it was a chat of a bunch of pro-Israel lobbyists does not make me sympathetic, and makes me question how this law will be implemented.
Addendum: blog posted in r/JewsofConscience talking about the transcript Comment from the post States all names and information were redacted before the transcript was published, and that the group existed solely for astroturfing.
Addendum: this article from Jan 16 last year seems to confirm that this group pressed legal action to get the ABC journalist sacked, with actual excerpts in it. The names are not censored which seems to go against the Reddit comment saying any identifying info being redacted.
I said A, B, C, G, and I. Was I close?
Astute point. Single-point blackholes must be delicous
By this logic, beachballs are okay-tasting.
I argue that the real equation would be some form of y= 1/x
"Hey, there's an issue with our software deployment, can you rawdog me?" Was not on my bingo board
Sounds like the run-of-the-mill child labour you see across the US (I consistently did this for my dad till probably about 17).
Not to forget the other type, which is migrant children working in factories illegally.
The term originated from the black civil rights. It was originally used by Marcus Garvey, then again by black mine workers in 1940, and was generally meant to being aware of social and structural chains binding black people from freedom and equality.
Leave it to US right-wingers to coopt a black rights term to mean something they hate.
Edit: I originally had "If I remember correctly," at the beginning, but then I remembered I had an archive spanning the majority of human history at my fingertips and just looked it the fuck up.
Where's that crown now?
I believe that character is from Tower of God.
No clue about the chick above.
Anyone done the elephant room test on it yet? /s