@Mojeek is there a limit on how many different categories of focus search you can have?
Creative Writing student with the Open University. Researcher on productivity, well-being and emerging technologies. Linguistics enthusiast. Dabbler in web design and learning to code.
Brentford FC supporter. Linux user. Non-conformist, Unitarian Quaker. Aroace. Otaku. I'm also an Ealing Commoner who's now living in Somerset.
@Mojeek is there a limit on how many different categories of focus search you can have?
@ricardo that's something I always do (apart from account activation emails)... even if the email seems legit.
@nunocampos I was wondering as to what CMS you're using for the website?
@reiver is FediCon where there are lots of separate conferences, in spread out venues, all "federated" together? 😉
The OSUOSL has been saved! Here are their plans for the future:
@inautilo I've barely touched it, since they've given permission to train LLMs with community content.
@EpiphanicSynchronicity to be honest, I haven't really found a platform that works for me...
@zettlr know what you're using the app for.
Writing initial drafts, in my case.
@toolsontech it sure does, especially if you follow threads for multiple projects, that you use!
Glad I'm not the only one. 🙂
App developers, if your central social hub is on #Discord, I will not be joining your community... even if I do use the app.
Discord is not friendly to us #neurodivergent folks, especially if we don't remember to log-in for more than a day, as it then becomes overwhelming.
#applications #PKM #productivity #development #programming #coding #MentalHealth #psychology
@hortusfox no thanks. I dislike Discord with a passion... as it's far too easy for me to get completely lost, if I don't log in for more than a day.
@hortusfox will keep this in mind for later, ta, as I'm very much a brown thumb.
@zettlr as someone who's neurodivergent, I pretty much avoid Discord... it's very easy to get completely lost, if you don't log-in every day.
@feedle being able to unsubscribe, from specific sources, after we've added the subject feed to our readers.
@AppOutlet that's the thing about Linux, always learning something new. 😉
Logseq journals and contents explained:
@PINE64 @craigcorbin ta for the link! 🙂