When I'm at work, I keep notes in a dedicated spiral notebook. That's where I draw out diagrams of the stack, write down kernel crash messages, and sketch out n

When I'm at work, I keep notes in a dedicated spiral notebook. That's where I draw out diagrams of the stack, write down kernel crash messages, and sketch out new stuff. Lately, at school, I've been making notes for my projects on dozens of sheets of printer paper. Fact is, paper is probably the most versatile way to take notes, because when you need a graph or an equation, you don't have to muck about entering data points or writing TeX equations, you just draw/write the thing. You don't have to worry about formatting or anything like that.