wtf77

Nice reading but what you built is impossible to use without registration. I'm not going to register if can't find what I'm looking for.

That's fine for your own domain, but I usually download my emails via IMAP and don't leave anything on the remote server. Finally, do you really keep your emails? Emails are ephemeral, often just informative, and if there's anything important, I process it and delete the email. I may archive 'sentimental' emails, but I rarely search the archive as I mainly delete emails.

People who share links behind paywalls didn't understand how the internet works.

tumbleweed here, rocking solid since last year (switched from MacOS)

How much they will charge for something we can already do?

Hyundai Kona model 2020 but it's not 4x4

But at this point, why not use OSX directly? In the end, you can do the same things as on Linux. What can you do on Linux that you can't do on Mac?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Availability_heuristic

selfhosted FreshRSS + NetNewsWire

I have tried several non-apple systems with windows or Linux. No, sorry, but unless you want to go crazy behind the PC and/or operating system Apple wins hands down.

which problem are you trying to solve?

I am endlessly fascinated by how twitter has now become a dumping ground for complex topics that are difficult to read and follow. But what happened to the old blogs?

I'm a ux designer, as well as a photographer and keen with data curation. I believe that currently there is nothing like this and in the past I tried to design my vision for this kind of product. I'd happy to design and build if someone with technical skills can help me with the tech stack.

https://ia.net/presenter -> neat and easy

Thank God I would say that we can finally drive without the stress of shifting gears. Please don't pass off the idea that driving a car with a transmission is a nostalgic, 'mind-opening' thing that makes man more man and less machine. I love my Prius since 2010 and am now super happy with my electric Hyundai <3 Bye bye gearbox

it works for me on Firefox

- count calories (excel, numbers) - exercise (I use madbarz) - do not eat sugar or things that contains sugar (like drinks) - drink water, not sugar drinks like zero coke/juice/coffee/whatever with fake sugar or sort of - cook your own meals, and be gentle with olive oil and butter

I'm not fat but lost 3 kg in 2 month: Jan 2 I was 71kg, this morning I'm 67,9kg. I'm eating everyday around 1900calories, just a bit lower than what I need, and slowly losing weight. My goals is being fit, and 65kg by Jul/Aug.

Thanks, and BTW I never asked about why I was downvoted. People downvote just because they don't like my question because it sounds controversial? It's fine. This obsession with quantifying everything - life,likes, views, karma, upvotes, downvotes, page view, fitness data,health data - is typical of the mentality of the Lords of Silicon Valley. Thank you Morozov for enlightening me.

I have argued my question and told you my opinion on self logging and quantified self. I don't understand what else I should be asking. I personally am a strong advocate of note-taking and agree with your post above. I myself have collected notebooks, and now they rest on a shelf gathering dust since I don't do anything with them except flip through them for nostalgia and look at my drawings/sketches. I use Obsidian to collect the information I'm interested in and try to connect them together and I can research and connect the dots to form new ideas and I find the value in just connecting the ideas. Collecting and not using notes can be as therapeutic as those notebooks with mandalas to color.

Is a genuine question. I wanted to know what he collected that was important in 100 notebooks. He links the Wikipedia article on 'quantified self' where it says that “[…]with the goal of improving physical, mental, and emotional performance. "

I just wanted to know if there was one thing that was worth doing all this for, because my opinion is that logging your data -quantitative data- doesn't make you better. That's all.

I'm wondering if OP is able to make good use of all this 'self-logging' and find something interesting in these 100 notebooks. Is there anything worth having written ~1 page a day for, or not?

Okay, but now tell us what is the most important thing you wrote in these 100 notebooks.

Same here. KeePassXC, sync manually and backup it manually. I don't trust SaaS as well.

FreshRSS + NetNewsWire.

I'm an old school guy and love my curated list of feeds.

Cannot adjust the points by draggin them in firefox and safari. Am I the only one?

Luckily I sold mine before this scam

Thanks. Now I have a reason to close my kids account :)

have you tried https://tara.ai/?

forget everything...there is only one editor and knowledge manager: obsidian.

Easy. Just don’t go to Starbucks and drink your espresso at home in a cup.