How would that look to you? I might’ve given the wrong impression - the obsidian part is really just a load of files with some metadata (a collection of flat file system databases), exactly for the same portability…
I think some people (like myself) just like some order to things, or at least the feeling of it. Fiddling with my notion calendar of how many gym sessions/runs I made/missed is easier than actually going to the gym of…
I’ve been spending a lot of time recently thinking about a similar home for managing “everything”. I find a tool like notion is just too generalised and I’m missing the UX of purpose made tools though, but I still want…
sanity.io hands down, they have starter kits for most of the big JS libraries/frameworks, super easy to customise and a generous free/metered tier
I'm not sure how kindly the Greek authorities would take having KGB operatives on their soil
Worth noting in all of this that Belarus recently closed their land borders to citizens [1], under the guise of COVID, but in reality to stop people leaving. The only way out was flying from Minsk, which is now even…
You should read up on the opposition movement in Belarus before making such insensitive suggestions. Dissidents are regularly arrested, beaten and even raped, yet many turn out week after week to protest. Consider if…
The ANT+ protocol is pretty standard in cycling tech, it might be worth seeing if you can reverse engineer anything using that, as it'll likely have more standard data than trying to reverse engineer BLE payloads
I wouldn't be surprised if there was a small political motivation here too - the gov were heavily criticized for their terrible handling of covid in care homes, with an older voter base they might want to be seen to be…
I run into this a lot travelling in places with bad internet and hiking. I just want to check a route or some place and travel bloggers and their bloated ad-riddled popup-covered sites take forever to load. I mentioned…
This is almost exactly what I've had in the back of my mind for years now. I've been trying to prototype a browser with the aim of extracting semantic content from webpages and presenting them in a uniform manner (with…
How would that look to you? I might’ve given the wrong impression - the obsidian part is really just a load of files with some metadata (a collection of flat file system databases), exactly for the same portability…
I think some people (like myself) just like some order to things, or at least the feeling of it. Fiddling with my notion calendar of how many gym sessions/runs I made/missed is easier than actually going to the gym of…
I’ve been spending a lot of time recently thinking about a similar home for managing “everything”. I find a tool like notion is just too generalised and I’m missing the UX of purpose made tools though, but I still want…
sanity.io hands down, they have starter kits for most of the big JS libraries/frameworks, super easy to customise and a generous free/metered tier
I'm not sure how kindly the Greek authorities would take having KGB operatives on their soil
Worth noting in all of this that Belarus recently closed their land borders to citizens [1], under the guise of COVID, but in reality to stop people leaving. The only way out was flying from Minsk, which is now even…
You should read up on the opposition movement in Belarus before making such insensitive suggestions. Dissidents are regularly arrested, beaten and even raped, yet many turn out week after week to protest. Consider if…
The ANT+ protocol is pretty standard in cycling tech, it might be worth seeing if you can reverse engineer anything using that, as it'll likely have more standard data than trying to reverse engineer BLE payloads
I wouldn't be surprised if there was a small political motivation here too - the gov were heavily criticized for their terrible handling of covid in care homes, with an older voter base they might want to be seen to be…
I run into this a lot travelling in places with bad internet and hiking. I just want to check a route or some place and travel bloggers and their bloated ad-riddled popup-covered sites take forever to load. I mentioned…
This is almost exactly what I've had in the back of my mind for years now. I've been trying to prototype a browser with the aim of extracting semantic content from webpages and presenting them in a uniform manner (with…