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techlifeweb.com
In which I present my template vault and describe how I use Obsidian |
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xavd.id
A tour of my Obsidian setup, describing in detail how I use Obsidian for custom technical documentation. |
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amerpie.lol
1. The Fiddling A pox on people who complain that it's too tempting to fiddle with your Obsidian setup and therefore their ability to make more widgets for the man is negatively impacted. I love Obsidian because I can never stop optimizing it. If I wanted something that was set it and forget it, I'd used TextEdit and miss out on so much joy. 2. The Plugins I do not understand the weirdos who take perverse pride in ignoring the 1600+ ways to make Obsidian better. |
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amerpie.lol
I do almost all of my personal and professional writing in Obsidian. In 2024, I've composed almost 500,000 words after clicking on the purple icon in my dock. Ranging from app reviews for Reddit and my blog to instructional documents for JIRA Confluence, I find Obsidian a great tool for composition and formatting. All of this is made easier by employing a few of the free and source plugins from the Obsidian ecosystem. |
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