I have TXT files by week, and sum up each day to the bottom of each day of the week if that makes sense.

Then the next week's new file has the pasted-over to-do items on top.

These were OneNote/Sharepoint files forever until earlier this year. Now they live on my local network, backed up, glaciered.

Circus Ponies Notebook.

That was a look into a world we steered away from.

Voice recording on pre-smart phones was my jam forever, and this is right up my alley.

But don't say "Privacy," then "data sent to your phone."

Modern smartphones are very private, featuring full disk encryption, sandboxed app data storage, and mandatory lock screens. Why do you think the data stored on your phone isn't private?

OpenDoc

Just name coyotes to the AKC, would you?

Yeah, run Linux on the laptop made for it, and OS X on the laptop made for it.

Asahi is a bit like DOOM.

Not a lot of life left in Pixel 3 phones.

I used a super-cheap Android phone with a Win tablet over 10 years ago, but couldn't come up with a decent "phone" option. I started using the phone itself for calls, everything else I did on my tablet.

Apple then.

That rules out the open source part.

Because the internet is all about buying stuff. Got it.

It applies to anywhere you consume content too (search engines, youtube, social media)