Ric0la @ rclkrtrzckr @discuss.tchncs.de

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Mutt. All mail clients suck, mutt doesn't.

Mutt + procmail = ❤️

Mutt.

That's the whole point of this superpower. No nightmares.

If you're there, you'll enjoy the conversation :) Superpower, remember?

'Baby think twice'

Life.

Oooooh yeaaaah!

Sounds like ADHD familiar. Maybe just think a second before saying something, then say the opposite (or anything appropriate) . Problem solved.

I'd like to relax people around me, make them happy and communicative. Imagine entering public transport during rush hour, and all of a sudden, everyone around you puts away the phone and people start to talk to eachother, with a smile on their face.

Fine. Where's the apk? 🤔

Well THIS is true.

Yup. I had about 2k pdfs.

Steep learning curve but fun to use once you got how it works.

If you configure paperless correctly, it will tag your documents based on their content. I told you how I batch exported my pdfs from EN - importing is a whole new story. Tons of docs and howtos around.

Notes, todos, stuff -> obsidian

Pdfs -> paperless

😊

My first idea was to use obsidian as note and pdf app. I did add some metadata to the notes, but I never used them - full text did it for me. Hence the obsidian path.

There are plugins for obsidian that allow ocr stuff, but I don't use them. I kind of split my workflow.

Just found this:

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/07/evernote-the-memory-app-people-forgot-about-lays-off-entire-us-staff/

I used yarle to convert evernote exports to obsidian. The pdfs will be accessible in the filesystem then.

https://github.com/akosbalasko/yarle

I used to use evernote mainly to store OCRed pdfs with some metadata. Moved my workflow over to a self hosted paperless-ngx instance. I'll never go back.