

On my Linux PC, it’s KDE that enables that. Is awesome. YMMV
Meh.


On my Linux PC, it’s KDE that enables that. Is awesome. YMMV


… add it to the self-message on Signal which I basically use as inbox for all sorts of ideas anyway.
What a genius idea. I just setup a “self” group for this. Thanks!


Last year, I gave up in shared online (non-goog) calendars with my partner. We just use a wall calendar again, like we did many years ago, and it “just works”. So I get you.
But I’m curious how you maintain an always changing list of to-dos in your notebook. That sounds… messy maybe?
I’ll have to go see if there’s some way people organize that these days.


Oh! I love my Memos app for general note taking but for making lists that I can find / add to / prune quickly, I’ve had less luck with it. I am probably just stuck in my ways but I’m going to keep looking. Thanks anyway.


Thanks, I had not heard of that before. The UI looks really nice but I don’t see the same flexible list making that I am looking for. I will check this out if nothing else comes along.


Thanks but CLI only is a deal breaker for me.


It’s funny how this works… Right after submitting this I stumbled upon Vikunja. https://vikunja.io/
It looks good, at a glance. Anyone with experience using it?


That’s what I use right now too.
You install Hugo in your PC, add a theme from their library and start writing pages in markdown. Deploying the static site too a vps is really just an rsync command.
Fun!


This is the trackers and permission site referenced in the X posts


Man am I glad to hear that. I just got a weed trimmer there and wasn’t sure I made the right choice.


How was Thomas J. Watson buried? 9 edge down.
Every bug you find is the last one.
The moving cursor prints, and having printed, blinks on.
A few gems from that era. 🙂
<Huff> FINE!
Pretty please will you play Arco?
<sheesh>
Oh neat, like as in what an archer holds. Dig it!


The web app:


I took a glance at the list in BadBlock+ and there are a ton of things I’m glad they’re blocking, and a few that I am not. They have grafana.com in there, e.g. I intend to allow sites when needed but will keep the file in use.
I’m pretty sure every millionaire CEO and CTO I’ve met (at “small companies”) would also say they don’t have time to actually use a PC these days. So funk them too.