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Replying to: @numericcitizen

@numericcitizen ah ha! got it - thank you - it gets really confusing when you have a new app - rather than an extension to a current app - and yet you have to go the original app to do something like this.

Replying to: blog.numericcitizen.me

@numericcitizen where should I be seeing that sync? Not on web or app that I can see?

Replying to: @lmika

@lmika :-) exactly.

Replying to: lmika.org

@lmika But that is how
1 AIs write and
2 the silos want the words .. so to keep you hanging around

Replying to: mitchwagner.com

@MitchWagner which app are you using?

Replying to: blog.numericcitizen.me

@numericcitizen Inoreader does similar I believe .. but otherwise don’t all other readers require their own dedicated OPML .. as far as I can see even the old reeder and the new reeder use their own OPML?

massive kudos to @manton on this one.

(Feedland excepted of course)

Replying to: ramblinggit.com

@bradenslen Don’t tell the sleeveless quilted vest brigade.

Replying to: social.lol

@amerpie nice I guess an extension of this could be (using your word example) set .doc to always open as md .. when you do octarine quietly converts and bobs your uncle ..?

Replying to: @amerpie

@amerpie maybe i am being slow here. sorry.

I have three or four(?) vaults in Obsidian - which needs to become two (wiki vault and ‘the rest’ - but let’s not go there … in obsidian I can switch between all the vaults. Likewise in finder - see a note that I want to move - drag and drop - Obsidian updated.

Still not quite getting what is different here?

Replying to: social.lol

@amerpie

> Under the hood, however, the file remains a plain text Markdown document. You can open it in BBEdit, import it into Obsidian, or process it with any other Markdown tool.

As I read your review it struck me as obsidian without plugins …

Which is interesting - and also just treats a folder as a vault / workspace. So what do you mean when you say import into obsidian?

@charliesavage.bsky.social “in god we trust” - after decades of decline - more and more people in America are recognising they need to do this - because it is clear that there is nobody in the US Govt - all the way up to Tяump and his Аппаратчик that they can trust.

Replying to: ramblinggit.com

@bradenslen There is a Borowitz line on this will try to refind.

Replying to: www.manton.org

@manton Thank you

Replying to: @jthingelstad

@jthingelstad of course he was 🤓

Replying to: www.thingelstad.com

@jthingelstad I thought I was on the @maique site for a minute there.

Replying to: ramblinggit.com

@bradenslen Voter suppression by any other name. So much for the states being in charge of their elections.

Replying to: john.philpin.com

Six .. six Oscars. Well deserved.

Replying to: social.lol

@amerpie don’t know if you listen to the Rockenteurs podcast with Gary Kemp and Guy Pratt .. their latest is with Edgar Wright .. and all about soundtracks and film in music.

Replying to: @ChrisJWilson

@ChrisJWilson 😂😂😂🤯

Replying to: @thompsonson

@thompsonson when i was a lad - and ‘learning’ math(s) - not sure from which side o’ the Atlantic you hail - and definitely before I ‘studies’ the same … my teacher looked at us urchins and said (paraphrasing here as you might guess …)

> imagine if this entire classroom contained everything we know - equations, proofs, theories, concepts, books … everything - about all of mathematics …. now down here in this corner there is a 1 inch cube. That cube is large enough to contain every part of maths that we today can apply.

It stuck with me - and in fact one of the influencers in taking me into the ‘study’ field of ‘pure’ maths.

Whether that was true then … whether it holds today … no idea - but the story has stayed with me. Even to the point of him crouching down in the corner and pointing to that imaginary 1 inch cube.