tengu-crow @tengu@mastodon.sdf.org

Reading about Proteus notebook by Thomas Erickson like exploring a Standard Template Construct from the Age of Technology. I've read this text at 2010 - and was impressed. Comparing now and then feel like a whole era has passed.

t-ui slowly degrading, so I looking ways to replace all shortcuts I got used to.

most promising are KISS launcher as CLI launcher and Termux as shortcuts keeper

pirates of XXI

@delta one of the best idea of sustainable messenger :) just read about it tnx to mastodone

So, I almost completely delinked from any specific browser :)

And I keep my bookmarks in markdown files and folders. When I save #bookmark on phone, I use #Markore. This editor even has feature with pre-save export window in which I can add quote from saving site or my notes about it. In desktop I can use #vim (with gx) or browser plugins for viewing #markdown directly inside browser.

And if I want fast export link to phone I prefer use built-in or external QR-code generator (this lifehack works even in net-cafe).

#Google attemps to kill antother open source app (namely Chromium). Long ago #Firefox engineers divided mobile and desktop folders - since then my system has been drifting to "syncthing model". All files sync between my phones and workstations by #syncthing and that is staple of my sync system.

For passwords I use keepassdx container - and plugins for Firefox/Brave.

second thought: hope that distributed systems will remain a blind spot for politicians and others like them for a long time.

Don't want any politics in the mastodon. Рolitics and monetization kill freedom and inspiration - and this spirit of old rusty networks :)

What surprises me the most is the lack of strategic thinking and the ability to calculate the game several moves ahead. Banned from Twitter? Dude, don't use anything centralized anymore! Heard about federated networks and other things? Torrents? Peertube? :)

...example of use with #tui

..so script - just one-liner `qn.sh`:

echo "\n"`date +#\ %Y-%m-%d\ %H:%M:%S` $@"\n" | tee -a /storage/emulated/0/text/QuickNote.md.txt

and alias:

q=sh /storage/emulated/0/Download/sper/t-ui/sh/qn.sh %

...it was a little tricky, because I want it with timestamp, but both `date` command and `alias` of t-ui launcher get percent as meaningful character. So I write small sh-script and connect it with alias...

I use #t-ui launcher and #Markor editor on my android phone. Markor has the QuickNotes file for quick notetaking and pasting from phone buffer. I sync it with my desktop ando other computers by #syncthing Very convinient. Often save to it links and quotes from browser (better archive than quick bookmarks) etc. Last night write small script and alias to quick insert notes from t-ui command-line...

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