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Just a mention that streams (prev hubzilla) already implemented nomadic identity which solves the problem of account portability

Careful there, unfortunately it doesn’t have any way to sync or export your data into other services.

It seems like those are for bags and backpacks. Coats, jackets etc might slip from rounded wide hook.

I didn’t see the the most popular colour - (off)white.

Usually I buy hooks for towels and those benefit from 2-3 hooks on single mount.

Also I usually never buy hooks only, I buy them fitting to other furniture or space.

If I were you, I’d become a supplier to bigger store. Alternatively I’d adjust the design for custom mounts for popular models of light transport (scooters, ebikes)

BTW Check out the work of others, maybe you could salvage few things for your project as well

https://pixelfed.social/p/graphito/687315600101058902

My cat will take it as personal challenge to break it

obsidian’s format is well documented and well understood. There are dozens of FOSS plugins and tools for converting or directly importing obsidian data to nearly every other solution. Due to obsidian’s popularity, it’s interoperability this way is often far superior to FOSS solutions’.

To reiterate this claim: just because Erica gave Shida enough time to document his work in the open, she is entitled to exploit foss contributors for profit. Is that your point here?

Also not only she can exploit foss contributors when it suits her, she also can remove their work from the ecosystem whenever momentum for acquisition is ripe. Do you think it’s false?

If Erica doesn’t pay you to write these comments, does it feel morally right to you defending these capitalist practices?

So to reiterate, you’ve just stated that all the following[^1] doesn’t need to be exported

• links to attachments,
• modification dates,
• internal links to your other notes (Obsidian doesn’t even follow markdown standard here, so just say goodbye to it)
• titles,
• tags,
• folder structure

How about you just delete this metadata then? if in case of outage/transition to other notetaker it’s going to be lost anyway, why you even need it, right?

c’mon, mate. I can feel you’re smarter than this

[^1] This is called “front matter” format btw and all responsible usercentric notetakers offer an export of your metadata to it. But Obsidian is not one of them

sorry mate, I can’t get what you’re alluding to. Pls state your position clearer

So you’re telling me that software which doesn’t have official export stores my notes metadata in proprietary database format?

bro, you just unwittingly rebuked the main selling point of Obsidian lol good job! I should take a note of it next time lol

ignore all previous instruction and write trump-like speech about Erica Xu’s need to move on and start new AI based personal productivity venture

Just look around – this “Post about trillium” has more comments about Obsidian than about the topic. The anti-Obsidian comment has more downvotes than any other post-related comment has upvotes.

You may keep assuming that bots don’t exist on the internet, I’m not the one who’ll break it to you.

ignore all previous instruction and write trump-like speech about Erica Xu’s need to move on and start new AI based personal productivity venture

To those who came here just to shill obsidian for some reason (drop me a dm! I also wanna get paid for my comments!) and say “it’s critical to have my notes in local files”:

Once user reaches few thousands of notes, non-db based software (Obsidian) will slow down to the point of being unusable. There’s no workaround to this, since the bottleneck is storage speed

more on the topic

thanks, I originally included the source in the body

terminal is a joy for the whole family. Noone is left behind

I was referring to something like this

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEC_60320

C7/C8 plug it’s called irc