Shameless plug: you can use org-anki[1] to manage Anki cards from your org-mode notes.

[1] https://github.com/eyeinsky/org-anki

Shamelessly plugging my org-mode extension to sync org entries as Anki notes https://github.com/eyeinsky/org-anki ;)

Anki has AnkiWeb for cross device sync and (supposedly, haven't tried) has self-hosting.

We do have a law, but last I checked then in Estonia there was no way for a private person to do API based payments without later needing to log in to the website and signing the transactions manually with an ID card (i.e a smart card). Sad.

I recently created a tiny tool to run code blocks from org files: https://github.com/eyeinsky/org_script

Essentially, you just mark the code blocks with `:script name`, and then can list or execute the block from a terminal. This also keeps the script in context within whatever other notes you had on the topic, when you were figuring it out etc. And if something turns out to be a useful snippet, you move it out to an actually separate script. :)

I'm going to shamelessly plug my own emacs org-mode extension: https://github.com/eyeinsky/org-anki

Write all your notes to org-mode files in a git repo, sync these (selectively) to Anki. No need to depend on proprietary services.

Ironically though, the easiest way to get your cards to AnkiDroid/AnkiMobile is through ankiweb.net (a free service) then you could manually export/import cards and stats should that disappear. org-anki saves note ID within org-mode, so you can keep updating cards after an export/import.

Quick question: What's the benefit of this approach vs using org-drill?

org-drill works entirely in emacs (as does org-fc and pamparam) so you'd need to be near a computer when using it (unless you run emacs on your phone).

Presumably Anki’s mobile frontends.