I discovered TiddlyWiki some days ago, and am learning by following all the documentation I can find on the internet and questions on this Google group. I was earlier using Evernote for daily journal purposes, but couldn't type-in sensitive info in it, as I cannot simply trust a third party server. When I found TW, I loved its non-linear approach, open source nature, tweak-ability. Since I read a node.js version can be more tweakable, I chose it. Since my wiki can contain very personal, private information, I don't want anyone to read it. Is a node.js version suitable for such operation? Can anyone in my home network access the localhost and hence the wiki? When I make changes to wiki, the information travels from browser to node.js to filesystem, which is encrypted by LUKS. Is anything cached elsewhere in this process? If yes, How do I clear cache? (Assume that adversary has physical access of the computer when I have logged out) (I rely on file system encryption in Linux because it is "proven", I believe that folder node_modules contains "everything" and partition containing this should be encrypted).
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