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When it comes to writing notes, how much mess is just enough? | Writing Slowly
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Time keeps on slippin': A review of "Four thousand weeks" - Surfing Complexity
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| | Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals by Oliver Burkeman Burkeman isn't interested in helping you get more done. The problem, he says, is that attempting to be more productive is a trap. Instead, what he advocates is that you change your perspective to use your time *well*, rather than trying to get as much...
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Booknotes 3.13 - Blog - Ben Crowder
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Another fine example on how ... | Digging the Digital
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| | Another fine example on how the small and personal web is so much more fun and human. This morning I asked on the micro.blog help-forum how I could use the new Blogroll functionality to create a page where I have more control over its appearance. Within hours did not only Manton Reece come to the rescue with a terrific explanation how to do this (build your own plugin, which is shockingly simple!
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How I found out about Micro.blog | Rickard Lindberg
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| When I was researching the Zettelkasten method (a specific way to take notes), I ended up on Writing Slowly. It looked like this: Besides the content, that I was also interested in, I thought that this was a nice looking blog. It had a clutter free UI, nice formatting, and support for pages and categories. I thought that I would like to have this as well. (My current blog that is hosted as a static site on GitHub Pages is in need for an update.