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Re:Notes against note-taking systems by sockaddr on Thursday October 06, 2022 @01:13AM (#33104619)
I followed the same path. I spent so much time trying to design some elaborate system that I could own from top to bottom but eventually I found that apple notes was “good enough”. And worst case scenario I can copy and paste my notes into a markdown file and deal with it there once syncthing move it to my Linux box.

Being able to pick up any device and seamlessly continue editing the same document without messing with a third party app is pretty nice.

Re:Notes against note-taking systems by matwood on Thursday October 06, 2022 @07:27AM (#33106905)
Yeah, part of my search was a bit of 'nerd pride'. Org-mode, text files, markdown, I could have them be in git or used anywhere, etc... I realized all these shifts were just getting in the way of taking notes. When I really distilled it down, my only hard requirement was secure and easy to use and sync on any of my devices. Since I'm all Apple, Notes made the most sense.
Re:Notes against note-taking systems by podviaznikov on Thursday October 06, 2022 @07:47AM (#33107010)
same. I have 5000 notes now - without even making conscious decision to use Apple Notes in the first place.

I also make a tool that takes one folder in my apple notes and publishes it as a site. So my site https://podviaznikov.com is basically served from the content of Apple Notes.

Re:Notes against note-taking systems by sockaddr on Thursday October 06, 2022 @01:27PM (#33111221)
Fascinating. Do you mind sharing that tool you made? I'd love to possibly use it myself.
Re:Notes against note-taking systems by thenthenthen on Friday October 07, 2022 @07:01AM (#33119658)
That sounds really cool indeed!!