i'm grumpy that all the modern open source collaborative markdown document editors (but probably also the closed source ones) don't actually let you see or edit the markdown source of the docs anymore (tried so far: docmost, appflowy, affine [well, that one's just totally over the top]). i want to replace my NIH solution, but howww
edit: should have written that i mean web-based
what's the currently best self-hosted web-based tool for editing and saving a bunch of SQL queries and getting up-to-date tables and graphs from your data, shared with team? metabase, superset, something else? esp. direct sqlite support would be nice
we published a new About page on our website titled "The MNT Difference". it illustrates the core ideas behind what we do. i hope that it'll also serve as a reference point in case you want to explain MNT to others (if you're a user, journalist, or need authorization from your boss to buy etc):
lets say someone made an OSHW touch device running linux that's intended to fit in your pant/dress/jacket/handbag pocket. what would be the maximum display size (diagonal, inches) you would tolerate? bonus if you like rabbitholes like this: maximum thickness and weight?
