Warning: I am a heavily invested Obsidian user. I am using Obsidian to interact with wikis, websites, this blog, databases and the file system. Most of my vaults are published to the web. To do so I am using Vuepress for most projects. In this blog I am exploring publishing with Quartz.
I received a mail from Patreon with subject “A feed with that cozy, old internet feel”. By default Thunderbird blocks remote content such as images. The irony here is that I was not able to read the mail. So much for the “old internet feel”.
Task management is an underestimated aspect of project and self-management. Self-management not in psychological sense, but about managing your personal resources.
I have to admin that this topic sounds boring, but I gave my best to write an engaging and insightful post.
I use restic to backup data on servers. It is a great tool and manages the entire lifecycle of a backup. In restic a backup job produces a snapshot. Files in snapshots are deduplicated and compressed.Back rotation can be setup on a daily, weekly, monthly or yearly basis. If restic compresses and dedups files, does it makes sense to zip backup files beforehand?
Something peculiar happened, the biggest search monopolist Google decided to show ai summaries instead of search results. For years the search engine acted as a platform for advertisers and seekers. Now, the act is over and the emperor stands without clothes.
I recently wrote that I started using RSS again. To be sure that the feed of this site works, I subscribed to my own blog posts. When I open the post in the RSS reader it only shows the introduction of the post.
I would like to share some thoughts on the future of economics, business and enterprises. A few days ago I attended the Doughnut Economic Circus. It was fantastic and I enjoyed every moment of it. There is still a lot to metabolize and this post is my first try.