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Re:Managing my personal knowledge base by sandinmyjoints on Thursday January 09, 2020 @08:45PM (#22007765)
It’s all I need, I have tens of thousands of lines of notes at this point, can search them (text, regexes, tags, whatever) essentially instantly, can export to html or slides or pdf or $format, will never go down or close down or disappear behind a paywall, it’s perfect
Re:Managing my personal knowledge base by inakarmacoma on Friday January 10, 2020 @01:29AM (#22008788)
Accessible mostly everywhere, but really exploring, manipulating content across mobile devices and operating systems gets pretty frustrating. Love it in theory, but DynaList is just so simple to use anywhere without a second thought.
Re:Managing my personal knowledge base by benhurmarcel on Saturday January 11, 2020 @09:26AM (#22020015)
Dynalist hits the right spot for me to manage my current work (tasks, quick notes…). Simple but flexible, extra features not overwhelming you if you don't need them. But their mobile app isn't great.
Re:Managing my personal knowledge base by antjanus on Thursday January 09, 2020 @10:55PM (#22008200)
I also love that since it's plain text, I can still access it anywhere I want to without having to use Emacs (despite the limited functionality without it).