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What's the best way to serve a Markdown file, themed in the browser?

Vision:
(1) Folders & sub-folders of Markdown files,
(2) Synced between my computers AND fellow collaborators using SyncThing,
(3) The shared-folder is regularly Rsync'd to an AWS S3 bucket, served as a public website with AWS CloudFront,
(4) The Markdown files are themed with a stylesheet (similar to how MkDocs would render them, but without constantly running MkDocs)

Joplin war eine lehrreiche Erfahrung für mich, leider nicht das was ich brauche und vor allem nicht die Art von Leistung welche benötigt wird.

Obsidian wird dessen Platz einnehmen und fortan meinen Gedanken einen performanten Ort bieten. 😃

Zudem wohl auch einfacher zu integrieren im Zusammenhang mit Kirby als zukünftiges CMS der Wahl für meinen Blog. 😉

#Getkirby#Kirby#CMS
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It was a 4MB tag-export from #BearApp journal software. Just been sitting there, completely fine until the indexer tried and totally crapped out. Once I got rid of the big-ass Markdown file? Obsidian on my iPhone went back to normal. So, if this sounds familiar, look for any markdown that is greater than 1MB in size, try sequestering that! #infotech #notes #bugs (2/2)

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#Apple #Mail.app + #Notes.app still use #STARTTLS #IMAP protocol as a default?

Did a "lsof -i Pn" on my Macbook to learn that Mail used for my providers both port 143 (insecure STARTTLS) + port 993 (#TLS). For sure I didn't explicitly configure this.

The checkbox in Accounts => Advanced and then ~"configure connection preferences automatically" is the culprit. Unchecking that, choose port 993 instead of 143 , restart the Mail.app (and Notes.app) everything is fine.

@ Apple : #wtf ?