Roadster, Hyperloop, boots on Mars just to name the few

I guess it depends on how you look at it - “It needs to be installed separately.”

Sure, but it’s not part of Forgejo, is it?

Since nobody mentioned it yet, Pixelfed.

I’d say Forgejo as it is the most simple of the three. If you want more complexity (like CI/CD), then one of the other two. You can checkout Forgejo at codeberg.org.

From what I remember, there are cheaper China memory modules that are (were?) selling like hot cakes, but eventually they increased the price as well, or something like that.

Since it’s OSS, you can make a feature request or even implement the feature yourself, I guess.

I think the problem is that Android doesn’t immediately upload the changes since Keepass (which one are you using?) doesn’t poll all the time - assuming you opened your .kdbx through “Nextcloud” option. You can always use “Synchronize database…” option of Keepass2Android that will upload or download everything. And even if you have conflicts, they are usually easily solved by merging changes. At least that’s my experience.

It works for me just fine with KeePass2Android, what exactly is your problem?

If their size and capacity is equal or similar, why not?

Depends on the model, but many, especially cheaper ones, have standard lead batteries which you can buy at motor or electronics shops.

Yep, specially with lower quality UPS the lead batteries degrade in a year or two to an useless state. I doubt you can simply replace them and I wonder about LFP UPSs as well.