@curtismchale me too, but I feel that time learning and getting used to it outweighs any positives.

And as a wise man said:

> I think that we should stick with what works instead of constantly looking for something new.

:ablobcatpeek:

@ellane I stumbled upon her shorts from time to time while brain rotting during nap traps and it was extremely calming experience. She has some kind of eternal tranquility aura (which I severely miss with a threenager and a baby)

@johnnydecimal have you tried #bitwarden? I personally use #keepass, but cursory bitwarden seems pretty good.

@curtismchale I love nap trapped, when I don't brain rot, I do lots of learning.
And it is surely less stressful than handling a threenager. Enjoining calm while it lasts, so I don't even try putting the baby in the crib for naps.

@curtismchale With the first baby having "mom group" close on the phone was a great moral support, so I installed FB app again with the second one... I think I watched the entirety of Gray's anatomy and Young Sheldon via those short videos while being nap trapped :blobangery:

@johnnydecimal I used this post as a check list to go through mentioned IDs and did:
- saved my bananas vote compass results which I find funny to refer back to during elections
- added a note about how I voted
- fixed file names (migrating to dash as joiner, underscore as separator)

One question: why 12.13 and not 12.11?

@johnnydecimal that's almost exactly what I do: 2x Treasure Trove / 21 Brain has two ids. One for bookmarks (with or without unsorted highlights). Another for knowledge bits (21 Neurons). Everything PKM-ish goes there, one dumping ground where bits are connected via links. I miiiight add tagging, but so far, no need.

And I still use Raindrop for rapid link dumping, which acts as a collection of inboxes for each LAS category.

@johnnydecimal oooh, this is very important article. I see a lot of people (me included initially) from obsidian community with mostly PKM mindset and trying to stretch the whole JD on what really is just several ids or category at most.

@johnnydecimal oh, sorry, it didn't even occur to me that our national broadcaster has country block. Isn't their mandate to spread Canadian values, eh? :blobcatthink:

@johnnydecimal honestly, these bags are better. In Montreal we can't even buy these, only hard reusable "made from bottles" stuff. If you order delivery you might get crap ton of them. And you can't put them into recycling bin, can't use as garbage bags, and you don't need so many of the... So, the only way to get rid of them is to make it someone else's problem, e.g., use for donations.

New post: writeup for #TryHackMe Billing

https://www.aviskase.com/articles/2025/04/17/writeup-tryhackme-billing/

#writeup #ctf

Lmao. Exploits of mom 2025 edition

@macberg there is something beautiful about graph posting though. It is always done with the feeling of some kind of accomplishment, perceived mile stone of note taking.
Whereas "see my extremely complicated dashboard" posts are more about building obsidian, and not the content.

@feralthoughts @ellane @pauby

Links are just wikilinks, supported by other (open source included) software. The only problem with them is that under some settings they are relative only when there are two notes with the same name; this behavior is a bit less common, but still present.

It's user's choice to make Obsidian plugin-driven mess or not. Except for block references, native features are very portable.

@curtismchale this book was on my radar ever since Paull Wells did interview with the authors https://paulwells.substack.com/p/hoodwinked-by-big-paderno

@veganstraightedge @obsidian afaik, no. But there is a linter plugin which can fix such things.

@kepano some personal notes might not spread via links but still be relevant and important. One of my most often accessed note is about how to spell our family names in French for phone calls 😅 Fuzzy search note opening is kinda like proxy linking?

@NireBryce you can filter graph by path and save different graph configurations as bookmarks.

@ike it's not an alternative but a super-system. Most of my own PKM notes are living in just one JD ID. It's system to manage all items, not just notes, for example, digital and paper documents.