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Ach, es gibt inzwischen ein externes Plugin für #ObsidianMD, das das ganze Zeugs mit ner #Nextcloud synct. Aufm Desktop unter Linux funzt es bei mir schon gut, mit Android probiere ich später mal.
Eigentlich ist die Voraussetzung für die Nextcloud 33.x.x, mit meiner (noch!) 32.x.x geht es aber auch, es gibt in den Plugineinstellungen den Hinweis, dass es grundsätzlich funktionieren sollte. Man muss jeden einzelnen Vault dafür einrichten, weil die getrennt voneinander funktionieren.
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Ach, es gibt inzwischen ein externes Plugin für #ObsidianMD, das das ganze Zeugs mit ner #Nextcloud synct. Aufm Desktop unter Linux funzt es bei mir schon gut, mit Android probiere ich später mal.
Eigentlich ist die Voraussetzung für die Nextcloud 33.x.x, mit meiner (noch!) 32.x.x geht es aber auch, es gibt in den Plugineinstellungen den Hinweis, dass es grundsätzlich funktionieren sollte. Man muss jeden einzelnen Vault dafür einrichten, weil die getrennt voneinander funktionieren.
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Ach, es gibt inzwischen ein externes Plugin für #ObsidianMD, das das ganze Zeugs mit ner #Nextcloud synct. Aufm Desktop unter Linux funzt es bei mir schon gut, mit Android probiere ich später mal.
Eigentlich ist die Voraussetzung für die Nextcloud 33.x.x, mit meiner (noch!) 32.x.x geht es aber auch, es gibt in den Plugineinstellungen den Hinweis, dass es grundsätzlich funktionieren sollte. Man muss jeden einzelnen Vault dafür einrichten, weil die getrennt voneinander funktionieren.
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Ach, es gibt inzwischen ein externes Plugin für #ObsidianMD, das das ganze Zeugs mit ner #Nextcloud synct. Aufm Desktop unter Linux funzt es bei mir schon gut, mit Android probiere ich später mal.
Eigentlich ist die Voraussetzung für die Nextcloud 33.x.x, mit meiner (noch!) 32.x.x geht es aber auch, es gibt in den Plugineinstellungen den Hinweis, dass es grundsätzlich funktionieren sollte. Man muss jeden einzelnen Vault dafür einrichten, weil die getrennt voneinander funktionieren.
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My first published theme on Obsidian!
¡Mi primer tema publicado en Obsidian! -
My first published theme on Obsidian!
¡Mi primer tema publicado en Obsidian! -
My first published theme on Obsidian!
¡Mi primer tema publicado en Obsidian! -
My first published theme on Obsidian!
¡Mi primer tema publicado en Obsidian! -
My first published theme on Obsidian!
¡Mi primer tema publicado en Obsidian! -
Sehr coole Idee für ein Plugin: Dateieigenschaften ein- und ausklappen
https://community.obsidian.md/plugins/foldable-frontmatter-groups
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Sehr coole Idee für ein Plugin: Dateieigenschaften ein- und ausklappen
https://community.obsidian.md/plugins/foldable-frontmatter-groups
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Sehr coole Idee für ein Plugin: Dateieigenschaften ein- und ausklappen
https://community.obsidian.md/plugins/foldable-frontmatter-groups
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I've finished my first little rust utility 🤩
clipmd is a CLI tool that given a blog post URL downloads the blog post and converts it to markdown. While doing so it also downloads all images.
https://codeberg.org/britter/clipmd
I wanted to have this so I can store blog posts in my obsidian vault.
Rust things still feel quite magical to me, but writing this was a lot of fun!
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I've finished my first little rust utility 🤩
clipmd is a CLI tool that given a blog post URL downloads the blog post and converts it to markdown. While doing so it also downloads all images.
https://codeberg.org/britter/clipmd
I wanted to have this so I can store blog posts in my obsidian vault.
Rust things still feel quite magical to me, but writing this was a lot of fun!
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I've finished my first little rust utility 🤩
clipmd is a CLI tool that given a blog post URL downloads the blog post and converts it to markdown. While doing so it also downloads all images.
https://codeberg.org/britter/clipmd
I wanted to have this so I can store blog posts in my obsidian vault.
Rust things still feel quite magical to me, but writing this was a lot of fun!
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I've finished my first little rust utility 🤩
clipmd is a CLI tool that given a blog post URL downloads the blog post and converts it to markdown. While doing so it also downloads all images.
https://codeberg.org/britter/clipmd
I wanted to have this so I can store blog posts in my obsidian vault.
Rust things still feel quite magical to me, but writing this was a lot of fun!
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I've finished my first little rust utility 🤩
clipmd is a CLI tool that given a blog post URL downloads the blog post and converts it to markdown. While doing so it also downloads all images.
https://codeberg.org/britter/clipmd
I wanted to have this so I can store blog posts in my obsidian vault.
Rust things still feel quite magical to me, but writing this was a lot of fun!
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This is one really (imho) good byproduct of “AI”: learning the virtues of markdown. Systems like Obsidian (which is really just a way to visualize markdown files) are optimized for the way that LLMs operate. Weirdly, and for reasons I don’t fully understand, apparently it’s the way my brain operates too (or can be).
Using markdown after decades of word processing feels like being show common core math after decades of traditional long division 🤷♀️
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This is one really (imho) good byproduct of “AI”: learning the virtues of markdown. Systems like Obsidian (which is really just a way to visualize markdown files) are optimized for the way that LLMs operate. Weirdly, and for reasons I don’t fully understand, apparently it’s the way my brain operates too (or can be).
Using markdown after decades of word processing feels like being show common core math after decades of traditional long division 🤷♀️
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This is one really (imho) good byproduct of “AI”: learning the virtues of markdown. Systems like Obsidian (which is really just a way to visualize markdown files) are optimized for the way that LLMs operate. Weirdly, and for reasons I don’t fully understand, apparently it’s the way my brain operates too (or can be).
Using markdown after decades of word processing feels like being show common core math after decades of traditional long division 🤷♀️
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This is one really (imho) good byproduct of “AI”: learning the virtues of markdown. Systems like Obsidian (which is really just a way to visualize markdown files) are optimized for the way that LLMs operate. Weirdly, and for reasons I don’t fully understand, apparently it’s the way my brain operates too (or can be).
Using markdown after decades of word processing feels like being show common core math after decades of traditional long division 🤷♀️
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This is one really (imho) good byproduct of “AI”: learning the virtues of markdown. Systems like Obsidian (which is really just a way to visualize markdown files) are optimized for the way that LLMs operate. Weirdly, and for reasons I don’t fully understand, apparently it’s the way my brain operates too (or can be).
Using markdown after decades of word processing feels like being show common core math after decades of traditional long division 🤷♀️
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Today is the day I started (finally!) the work of cataloguing every item I own.
I’ve looked years for something that would suit what I wanted to do, had even started the process of speccing up an app to develop myself.
Then yesterday, I came across a #BookTok post that introduced me to Obsidian and it’s *exactly* what I need: items can link together and possess attributes extensibly (is that a word?), and it’s all free and lives locally on my device 🥰
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Today is the day I started (finally!) the work of cataloguing every item I own.
I’ve looked years for something that would suit what I wanted to do, had even started the process of speccing up an app to develop myself.
Then yesterday, I came across a #BookTok post that introduced me to Obsidian and it’s *exactly* what I need: items can link together and possess attributes extensibly (is that a word?), and it’s all free and lives locally on my device 🥰
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Today is the day I started (finally!) the work of cataloguing every item I own.
I’ve looked years for something that would suit what I wanted to do, had even started the process of speccing up an app to develop myself.
Then yesterday, I came across a #BookTok post that introduced me to Obsidian and it’s *exactly* what I need: items can link together and possess attributes extensibly (is that a word?), and it’s all free and lives locally on my device 🥰
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Today is the day I started (finally!) the work of cataloguing every item I own.
I’ve looked years for something that would suit what I wanted to do, had even started the process of speccing up an app to develop myself.
Then yesterday, I came across a #BookTok post that introduced me to Obsidian and it’s *exactly* what I need: items can link together and possess attributes extensibly (is that a word?), and it’s all free and lives locally on my device 🥰
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Today is the day I started (finally!) the work of cataloguing every item I own.
I’ve looked years for something that would suit what I wanted to do, had even started the process of speccing up an app to develop myself.
Then yesterday, I came across a #BookTok post that introduced me to Obsidian and it’s *exactly* what I need: items can link together and possess attributes extensibly (is that a word?), and it’s all free and lives locally on my device 🥰
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#ObsidianMD: Für die selbst gehostete Sync-Variante mit #Nextcloud bietet sich das #NextcloudSync Plugin an. Hab's selbst noch nicht ausprobiert, aber was noch nicht ist, kann ja noch werden ;-)
https://stadt-bremerhaven.de/obsidian-neues-plugin-bringt-echten-nextcloud-sync-ohne-datenverlust/
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#ObsidianMD: Für die selbst gehostete Sync-Variante mit #Nextcloud bietet sich das #NextcloudSync Plugin an. Hab's selbst noch nicht ausprobiert, aber was noch nicht ist, kann ja noch werden ;-)
https://stadt-bremerhaven.de/obsidian-neues-plugin-bringt-echten-nextcloud-sync-ohne-datenverlust/
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#ObsidianMD: Für die selbst gehostete Sync-Variante mit #Nextcloud bietet sich das #NextcloudSync Plugin an. Hab's selbst noch nicht ausprobiert, aber was noch nicht ist, kann ja noch werden ;-)
https://stadt-bremerhaven.de/obsidian-neues-plugin-bringt-echten-nextcloud-sync-ohne-datenverlust/
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#ObsidianMD: Für die selbst gehostete Sync-Variante mit #Nextcloud bietet sich das #NextcloudSync Plugin an. Hab's selbst noch nicht ausprobiert, aber was noch nicht ist, kann ja noch werden ;-)
https://stadt-bremerhaven.de/obsidian-neues-plugin-bringt-echten-nextcloud-sync-ohne-datenverlust/
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#ObsidianMD: Für die selbst gehostete Sync-Variante mit #Nextcloud bietet sich das #NextcloudSync Plugin an. Hab's selbst noch nicht ausprobiert, aber was noch nicht ist, kann ja noch werden ;-)
https://stadt-bremerhaven.de/obsidian-neues-plugin-bringt-echten-nextcloud-sync-ohne-datenverlust/
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decidi usar o OnlyOffice pra minha dissertação de mestrado.
tem sido bem massa, a similaridade na interface com o Microsoft Word tornou alguns gargalos mais simples. tipo na formatação do texto, pra adequar ABNT.
eu tb costumo fazer notas em Markdown, e o OnlyOffice tem plugins de conversão que facilitam mto transferir oq produzi loucamente em Obsidian, pads online, Zettr.
#alternativeto Microsoft Word
#alternativeto SimpleNote, Joplin…
#onlyoffice
#zettr
#ObsidianMD
#markdown
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decidi usar o OnlyOffice pra minha dissertação de mestrado.
tem sido bem massa, a similaridade na interface com o Microsoft Word tornou alguns gargalos mais simples. tipo na formatação do texto, pra adequar ABNT.
eu tb costumo fazer notas em Markdown, e o OnlyOffice tem plugins de conversão que facilitam mto transferir oq produzi loucamente em Obsidian, pads online, Zettr.
#alternativeto Microsoft Word
#alternativeto SimpleNote, Joplin…
#onlyoffice
#zettr
#ObsidianMD
#markdown
#pesquisa -
Several days of research — messing around with Obsidian.md — and I have discovered the ![[]] embed which answers a bunch of problems I'd had reorganizing my notes.
Reading the Manual, oddly helpful.
Next up to generate those automatically based on tag.
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Several days of research — messing around with Obsidian.md — and I have discovered the ![[]] embed which answers a bunch of problems I'd had reorganizing my notes.
Reading the Manual, oddly helpful.
Next up to generate those automatically based on tag.
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Several days of research — messing around with Obsidian.md — and I have discovered the ![[]] embed which answers a bunch of problems I'd had reorganizing my notes.
Reading the Manual, oddly helpful.
Next up to generate those automatically based on tag.
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Several days of research — messing around with Obsidian.md — and I have discovered the ![[]] embed which answers a bunch of problems I'd had reorganizing my notes.
Reading the Manual, oddly helpful.
Next up to generate those automatically based on tag.
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@photovince I figured that it shouldn't be too hard to vibe code a script together that exports the graph, but it looks like there's already a python library to convert an Obsidian graph into a networkx graph: https://pypi.org/project/obsidiantools/
Released a year ago and no updates, so I don't know if it still works, tho.
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@photovince I figured that it shouldn't be too hard to vibe code a script together that exports the graph, but it looks like there's already a python library to convert an Obsidian graph into a networkx graph: https://pypi.org/project/obsidiantools/
Released a year ago and no updates, so I don't know if it still works, tho.
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@photovince I figured that it shouldn't be too hard to vibe code a script together that exports the graph, but it looks like there's already a python library to convert an Obsidian graph into a networkx graph: https://pypi.org/project/obsidiantools/
Released a year ago and no updates, so I don't know if it still works, tho.
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@photovince I figured that it shouldn't be too hard to vibe code a script together that exports the graph, but it looks like there's already a python library to convert an Obsidian graph into a networkx graph: https://pypi.org/project/obsidiantools/
Released a year ago and no updates, so I don't know if it still works, tho.
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@photovince I figured that it shouldn't be too hard to vibe code a script together that exports the graph, but it looks like there's already a python library to convert an Obsidian graph into a networkx graph: https://pypi.org/project/obsidiantools/
Released a year ago and no updates, so I don't know if it still works, tho.
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@Elantris Nicht alle Plugins für #ObsidianMD funktionieren auch unter #iOS, aber doch einige. Am besten unter https://community.obsidian.md/ nachschauen oder einfach ausprobieren.
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@Elantris Nicht alle Plugins für #ObsidianMD funktionieren auch unter #iOS, aber doch einige. Am besten unter https://community.obsidian.md/ nachschauen oder einfach ausprobieren.
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@Elantris Nicht alle Plugins für #ObsidianMD funktionieren auch unter #iOS, aber doch einige. Am besten unter https://community.obsidian.md/ nachschauen oder einfach ausprobieren.
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@Elantris Nicht alle Plugins für #ObsidianMD funktionieren auch unter #iOS, aber doch einige. Am besten unter https://community.obsidian.md/ nachschauen oder einfach ausprobieren.
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@Elantris Nicht alle Plugins für #ObsidianMD funktionieren auch unter #iOS, aber doch einige. Am besten unter https://community.obsidian.md/ nachschauen oder einfach ausprobieren.
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I've taken a few minutes to do some actual writing in Obsidian on my new Boox Go 10.3 (Gen II) Lumi tablet (they need a shorter name for that thing).
The experience wasn't as fluid as on my Mac, but it certainly wasn't objectionable. Using my Logitech MX Keys Mini Bluetooth keyboard, I found lag to be minimal, just barely noticeable and not at all a hindrance. I haven't explored the tablet's various eInk modes to see if they make any difference.
The reviews said the Go 10.3 has ghosting issues (the tendency of the eInk screen to retain faint remnants of previous contents). The ghosting is definitely there, but I find it easy to ignore, at least while writing. There are easy gestures to set up to refresh the screen on demand to remove ghosts.
I'll eventually write a blog post exploring the new Go experience, and will link to it here, but that'll be a week or two in the future.
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I've taken a few minutes to do some actual writing in Obsidian on my new Boox Go 10.3 (Gen II) Lumi tablet (they need a shorter name for that thing).
The experience wasn't as fluid as on my Mac, but it certainly wasn't objectionable. Using my Logitech MX Keys Mini Bluetooth keyboard, I found lag to be minimal, just barely noticeable and not at all a hindrance. I haven't explored the tablet's various eInk modes to see if they make any difference.
The reviews said the Go 10.3 has ghosting issues (the tendency of the eInk screen to retain faint remnants of previous contents). The ghosting is definitely there, but I find it easy to ignore, at least while writing. There are easy gestures to set up to refresh the screen on demand to remove ghosts.
I'll eventually write a blog post exploring the new Go experience, and will link to it here, but that'll be a week or two in the future.
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I've taken a few minutes to do some actual writing in Obsidian on my new Boox Go 10.3 (Gen II) Lumi tablet (they need a shorter name for that thing).
The experience wasn't as fluid as on my Mac, but it certainly wasn't objectionable. Using my Logitech MX Keys Mini Bluetooth keyboard, I found lag to be minimal, just barely noticeable and not at all a hindrance. I haven't explored the tablet's various eInk modes to see if they make any difference.
The reviews said the Go 10.3 has ghosting issues (the tendency of the eInk screen to retain faint remnants of previous contents). The ghosting is definitely there, but I find it easy to ignore, at least while writing. There are easy gestures to set up to refresh the screen on demand to remove ghosts.
I'll eventually write a blog post exploring the new Go experience, and will link to it here, but that'll be a week or two in the future.
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Just got a Boox Go 10.3 Gen II Lumi (10-inch front-lit eInk tablet, Android OS) and have had fun setting it up. I got it mainly to reduce dependence on (or provide an alternative to) backlit devices like my Mac and iPad, which are starting to give me eyestrain.
The biggest question is how well will it work for writing (using Obsidian, at least at first). It's not a dealbreaker if it doesn't work well, as it isn't a primary device, but it will be nice if it works at least adequately.
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Just got a Boox Go 10.3 Gen II Lumi (10-inch front-lit eInk tablet, Android OS) and have had fun setting it up. I got it mainly to reduce dependence on (or provide an alternative to) backlit devices like my Mac and iPad, which are starting to give me eyestrain.
The biggest question is how well will it work for writing (using Obsidian, at least at first). It's not a dealbreaker if it doesn't work well, as it isn't a primary device, but it will be nice if it works at least adequately.
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Just got a Boox Go 10.3 Gen II Lumi (10-inch front-lit eInk tablet, Android OS) and have had fun setting it up. I got it mainly to reduce dependence on (or provide an alternative to) backlit devices like my Mac and iPad, which are starting to give me eyestrain.
The biggest question is how well will it work for writing (using Obsidian, at least at first). It's not a dealbreaker if it doesn't work well, as it isn't a primary device, but it will be nice if it works at least adequately.
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Just got a Boox Go 10.3 Gen II Lumi (10-inch front-lit eInk tablet, Android OS) and have had fun setting it up. I got it mainly to reduce dependence on (or provide an alternative to) backlit devices like my Mac and iPad, which are starting to give me eyestrain.
The biggest question is how well will it work for writing (using Obsidian, at least at first). It's not a dealbreaker if it doesn't work well, as it isn't a primary device, but it will be nice if it works at least adequately.
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Wednesday marked 2 years of me using Obsidian. This is the state of my vault now. I still get a dopamine kick every time a node appears or a link is created. So calming.
Anyway. I'm currently at 3015 notes, 12980 links, 664 123 words, and 399.57 MB.
I guess I need to clean up here and there...
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Wednesday marked 2 years of me using Obsidian. This is the state of my vault now. I still get a dopamine kick every time a node appears or a link is created. So calming.
Anyway. I'm currently at 3015 notes, 12980 links, 664 123 words, and 399.57 MB.
I guess I need to clean up here and there...
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Wednesday marked 2 years of me using Obsidian. This is the state of my vault now. I still get a dopamine kick every time a node appears or a link is created. So calming.
Anyway. I'm currently at 3015 notes, 12980 links, 664 123 words, and 399.57 MB.
I guess I need to clean up here and there...
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Wednesday marked 2 years of me using Obsidian. This is the state of my vault now. I still get a dopamine kick every time a node appears or a link is created. So calming.
Anyway. I'm currently at 3015 notes, 12980 links, 664 123 words, and 399.57 MB.
I guess I need to clean up here and there...
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Wednesday marked 2 years of me using Obsidian. This is the state of my vault now. I still get a dopamine kick every time a node appears or a link is created. So calming.
Anyway. I'm currently at 3015 notes, 12980 links, 664 123 words, and 399.57 MB.
I guess I need to clean up here and there...