Don’t use DVDs or other disc media

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disc_rot

But still, why would someone swat over something like this? Seems insane

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qORYO0atB6g

Whatever OS the space monsters living under the ice cap use

I wonder how realistic that is; almost all of the science people I’ve met run Linux

NaN

엄청난!

Not if you were at a restaurant that serves flambé dishes…

Target legit steals designs from lesser known artists, even here in Australia they’ve been caught doing it

I grew up in a time when autism was diagnosable, but only if you were in the extreme end of the spectrum. I don’t even know if Asperger’s was a thing.

Many, many days of my adult life I’ve wondered if I’m on the (lighter) end of the spectrum. There’s still at least a two year waiting period to find out. So many “clues” I can point to from my childhood, but they could also just be coincidences.

Do you mind if I send you a DM? I have more questions that probably don’t need to be added to this thread :P

I’ve never had such a wild ride in so few letters, well done lol

1. Full bowel blockage
2. Ruptured appendix

With number 1, by the time I got to the hospital my shirt was wringing wet with sweat, vomit, tears, and blood. I took it off and told the ambulance driver to just chuck it in the bin lol

Holy shit the rumours are true… you CAN put someone’s eye out with that!

Make his house the most famous house in the state:

https://youtu.be/CAqCrRVguJo?si=nuEZgdBpJecz6vVb

Oh, one other thing; I love the idea of having physical papers that I can spread out on my desk and re-order and play around with, but when you put them back in the boxes, how do you do it? Do you put them in chronological or alphabetical order? And when you want to find one again, do you have to search through hundreds of cards just to find the right one?

I chose obsidian for two basic reasons 1. Easy backups and 2. No physical storage space required. Those are really the biggest bonuses, especially the backups, using the 3-2-1 rule. If I’m going to invest in this system I want to make sure it won’t just disappear one day, and with obsidian (or other zettelkasten programs) I can automate that process.

If those things aren’t an issue for you then I would recommend that you stick with what you know. Yes, there are lots of fancy things you can do with plugins and so forth on the computer, but the system was designed to work with paper, so I don’t see why you can’t stick with that, if it’s what you prefer.

Plus, the time cost of switching may not be worth it if you already have an extensive system in place.

I’m still not 100% sure I’m doing it right but it has definitely helped me organise and refine what’s in my head and see connections and possibilities that I didn’t see before, which makes me happy 😊

I might look up some tutorials next, but I don’t want to overcomplicate things. With any system there’s a point where you end up spending more time fussing with the scaffolding rather than just building the building, if you know what I mean.

I feel like the official mascot of vim should be a mime trapped in an imaginary box lol

I’ve started on obsidian and already I can see the benefit. I only wish I knew about zettelkasten back in University; it would have made my life so much easier!

My experience is that the greatest amount of corporate spam is generated by people who have to try and justify their jobs ie. HR and upper management. Everyone else is too busy doing their actual jobs to write bullshit emails.