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xavd.id
I don't back up my laptop; here's what I do instead. |
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vxlabs.com
Over the years, I've built up quite a collection of notes as Org mode text files. So far, it has proven to be the most expressive and the most robust note-taking modality out of a long list of candidates that I've tried. Note-taking using Org mode has one big drawback however: Mobile accessibility. In other words, consulting one's org mode notes database from a mobile device is painful. This should not be the case; notes should be always and instantly available, even on mobile. |
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electricarchaeology.ca
(See my previous post about Obsidian here. This post is written for my students, except for the bit at the end) In recent years, I've found that a lot of my research materials are all online. Everything I read, everything I study. I use Zotero to handle bibliography and to push pdfs to an iPad... |
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hop.ie
How to set up a Digital Ocean droplet for your Sapper app, and host it along with your API on the same server |
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