I already tried running it through the dishwasher and scraping, but these sticky glues just wont go.

Sure you need special equipment to terminate, and you could hire someone to do it in a few hours after you have put the wires in the wall. Intuitively I would imagine that it costs less than the hundreds of meters of expensive wire you would have to buy for a house wired with Cat7 ...

Slightly related question. At what point is it easier or cheaper to lay fiber throughout your home, rather than CAT with higher and higher insulation?

Outline as one more answer to my own question.

https://hub.docker.com/r/outlinewiki/outline

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/380914/110356468-26374600-7fef-11eb-9f6a-f2cc2c8c6590.png

Is there a more reputable source to confirm this?

I thought that both Ios and android will kill apps that are in the background after some time. Also there are apps that can start automatically in the background when the phone is started like google images which uploads pictures. Why wouldnt a malicious app hook into the same place?

Spoken like a true sailor!

I think your strategy is most likely to significantly increase the survival time. I have several questions and concerns. 1) we have no real weapons on board, how should I do it quickly? 2) i am in the vessel with some family members, I think these might not be the best options, what's the most ethical way to choose who to kill, how low should the supply be before we kill the first one?

Ok interesting, feedly could parse it but it only contains the title which was a bit minimalistic.

It's just in the bottom right corner with the little three arched logo, next to the "Powered by kbin", depending on where you are the page changes between https://kbin.social/rss and specific magazines like https://kbin.social/rss?magazine=kbinMeta

It seems that there are so many small companies in this space, but not one bog player emerging. Why is that?

To answer my own question:

https://novel.sh/ - Notion-style WYSIWYG editor with AI-powered autocompletions. Built with Tiptap as the editor. The down-side here is that it's 'self-hosted' only on Vercel and not on your own cloud.