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proto.garden
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| | | | | [AI summary] The author shares a personal guide on using Obsidian for note-taking, detailing their evolving system, essential extensions like Templater and Checklist, and practical tips for organization and publishing. | |
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www.thoughtasylum.com
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| | | | | The personal knowledge management application Obsidian has a built in templating system that allows you to insert boiler plate text into an Obsidian note. While it is entirely functional, the Obsidian community is full of talented developers, and through its plugin architecture, a templating plugin surfaced that provided considerably more functionality than the core plugin. I recently posted about one of the more advanced uses for this plugin, and was contacted by one of my readers to note that I had not actually explained how to use templating. In this post, I'm going to attempt to address that omission. | |
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amerpie.lol
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| | | | | When i used iCloud to sync Obsidian, I saved a whopping $4 a month and got next to no granular control over the process. As an Obsidian sync subscriber, not only am I contributing to a company I value, I also get to control all kinds of things I couldn't do before. Restoring deleted files either singularly or in bulk is supported. I also get tech support for syncing issues. | |
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preslav.me
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| | | I am a software engineer with a decade-long experience developing software in Python, Go, and Java. | ||
