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@eludom There are awesome paper based methods out there. For example #BulletJournal.
However, that's focused on todo and project management and not so much on #knowledgebase management.
The original #Zettelkasten method was on paper and for that purpose.
Digital methods scale much better and require less effort though IMO.
(fixed interestingly wrong language tag)
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@eludom There are awesome paper based methods out there. For example #BulletJournal.
However, that's focused on todo and project management and not so much on #knowledgebase management.
The original #Zettelkasten method was on paper and for that purpose.
Digital methods scale much better and require less effort though IMO.
(fixed interestingly wrong language tag)
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@eludom There are awesome paper based methods out there. For example #BulletJournal.
However, that's focused on todo and project management and not so much on #knowledgebase management.
The original #Zettelkasten method was on paper and for that purpose.
Digital methods scale much better and require less effort though IMO.
(fixed interestingly wrong language tag)
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@eludom There are awesome paper based methods out there. For example #BulletJournal.
However, that's focused on todo and project management and not so much on #knowledgebase management.
The original #Zettelkasten method was on paper and for that purpose.
Digital methods scale much better and require less effort though IMO.
(fixed interestingly wrong language tag)
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@eludom There are awesome paper based methods out there. For example #BulletJournal.
However, that's focused on todo and project management and not so much on #knowledgebase management.
The original #Zettelkasten method was on paper and for that purpose.
Digital methods scale much better and require less effort though IMO.
(fixed interestingly wrong language tag)
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@eludom I don't like telling people what to do, but I can say I still use #OfflineIMAP! #Debian packages the git releases from https://github.com/OfflineIMAP/offlineimap3 which are more recent than what you're looking at.
I handed over maintainership some years back when I considered it "done". I wish we'd more often consider software "done". The new maintainers did some good things; it eventually had to be ported to Python 3, for instance.
Fundamentally, I trust it to not lose mail, which is most important.
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@eludom Agreed; algorithms as the big corporate sites have implemented them are pretty bad. But really, 20 years ago #slrn and other #Usenet readers had scorefiles that let you adjust the score of a post by various pattern matching. It was reasonably effective. Current Mastodon filtering is primitive in comparison. Something that's user-controlled would be nice.
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@eludom The initial thread scope was Doctorow's discussion of monopoly harms, and especially Robert Bork and Aaron Director's whole-cloth invention of "consumer value" as the sole concern of anti-trust policy, which is an utter fabrication, that's become the operative model in the US, and elsewhere, thanks specifically to their project to instill this myth.
AT&T operated under anti-trust and consent-decree investigations and limitations since 1913 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_AT%26T#Monopoly). The development of UNIX by Ritchie & Thompson occurred under terms of a 1956 consent decree forbidding the company from taking part in the "computer systems" (devices, software, operating systems) market. The options were to shelve to project ... or give it away. "From Ken, with love" tapes of the system were not directly supported by corporate policy, but weren't forbidden either. A grey no-property zone.
By 1980, the final stages of the US v. AT&T case, filed in 1974, were clear. The company would be broken up 4 years later, its monopoly was largely broken, and the Unix Wars and BSD lawsuit began, with the unencumbered from-scratch alternative Linux gaining a critical foothold: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_wars
Since then, the Baby Bells have re-merged and the monopoly resurrected, though in different form and in a different telecoms and computing environment.
#AT&T #antitrust #monopoly #unix #bsd #UnixWars #linux #RobertBork #AaronDirector #UniversityOfChicago
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@eludom The #StoryOfMel was probably my favorite part of the New Hacker's Dictionary! A legend in every sense of the word.
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In which#Knuth gets annoyed at his publishers, creates #tex changing the course of academic publishing and #literate #programming and and sowes the seeds of #jupyter notebooks et al.
In which George gets annoyed at a complicated #bash rc file, turns his bashrc into a literate program, writes this blog post about it https://eludom.github.io/blog/bashrc/ and does not change the world.
Thanks @@[email protected]
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The Earl Shaffer memorial road walk: https://curious.port111.com/2026/05/16/the-earl-shaffer-memorial-road.html
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Dragon’s tooth. Some people climb the tooth to have a picture at the top. Not me.
Up the rock face you go. Where the white blazes lead, I must follow -
There is a new Emacs Carnival blog entry from Eric MacAdie from EMacAdie
Who knew you could join the Austin Emacs Meetup EmacsATX remotely?
I guess Texas is big enough for all of us :-)submit your entry ?
#emacs #emacscarnival https://macadie.info/2025/12/14/emacs-carnival-people-of-emacs/
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There is a new Emacs Carnival blog entry from Eric MacAdie from EMacAdie
Who knew you could join the Austin Emacs Meetup EmacsATX remotely?
I guess Texas is big enough for all of us :-)submit your entry ?
#emacs #emacscarnival https://macadie.info/2025/12/14/emacs-carnival-people-of-emacs/
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There is a new Emacs Carnival blog entry from Eric MacAdie from EMacAdie
Who knew you could join the Austin Emacs Meetup EmacsATX remotely?
I guess Texas is big enough for all of us :-)submit your entry ?
#emacs #emacscarnival https://macadie.info/2025/12/14/emacs-carnival-people-of-emacs/
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There is a new Emacs Carnival blog entry from Eric MacAdie from EMacAdie
Who knew you could join the Austin Emacs Meetup EmacsATX remotely?
I guess Texas is big enough for all of us :-)submit your entry ?
#emacs #emacscarnival https://macadie.info/2025/12/14/emacs-carnival-people-of-emacs/
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There is a new Emacs Carnival blog entry from Eric MacAdie from EMacAdie
Who knew you could join the Austin Emacs Meetup EmacsATX remotely?
I guess Texas is big enough for all of us :-)submit your entry ?
#emacs #emacscarnival https://macadie.info/2025/12/14/emacs-carnival-people-of-emacs/
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I think #denote is going to change the way I work after ~40 years of thinking in terms of directories and folders.
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I think #denote is going to change the way I work after ~40 years of thinking in terms of directories and folders.
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I think #denote is going to change the way I work after ~40 years of thinking in terms of directories and folders.
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I think #denote is going to change the way I work after ~40 years of thinking in terms of directories and folders.
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I think #denote is going to change the way I work after ~40 years of thinking in terms of directories and folders.
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I've put up my #emacscarnival post for December. A look at #emacs in the 70s and some of the people who threw me in the swift flowing stream that's taken me ... well. read for yourself. http://curious.galthub.com/blog/2025-12-10/
Who is to thank/blame for the hours you've spent twidding your config? More posts welcome https://curious.port111.com/2025/11/01/emacs-carnival-december-the-people.html
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I've put up my #emacscarnival post for December. A look at #emacs in the 70s and some of the people who threw me in the swift flowing stream that's taken me ... well. read for yourself. http://curious.galthub.com/blog/2025-12-10/
Who is to thank/blame for the hours you've spent twidding your config? More posts welcome https://curious.port111.com/2025/11/01/emacs-carnival-december-the-people.html
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I've put up my #emacscarnival post for December. A look at #emacs in the 70s and some of the people who threw me in the swift flowing stream that's taken me ... well. read for yourself. http://curious.galthub.com/blog/2025-12-10/
Who is to thank/blame for the hours you've spent twidding your config? More posts welcome https://curious.port111.com/2025/11/01/emacs-carnival-december-the-people.html
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I've put up my #emacscarnival post for December. A look at #emacs in the 70s and some of the people who threw me in the swift flowing stream that's taken me ... well. read for yourself. http://curious.galthub.com/blog/2025-12-10/
Who is to thank/blame for the hours you've spent twidding your config? More posts welcome https://curious.port111.com/2025/11/01/emacs-carnival-december-the-people.html
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I've put up my #emacscarnival post for December. A look at #emacs in the 70s and some of the people who threw me in the swift flowing stream that's taken me ... well. read for yourself. http://curious.galthub.com/blog/2025-12-10/
Who is to thank/blame for the hours you've spent twidding your config? More posts welcome https://curious.port111.com/2025/11/01/emacs-carnival-december-the-people.html
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Jumping the gun on #emacscarnival topic for December.
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Jumping the gun on #emacscarnival topic for December.
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Jumping the gun on #emacscarnival topic for December.