Most of the stuff I learn, I try to keep it in my mind. Not perfect, but it has worked for people for a very long time, it's fairly portable, has low power usag

Most of the stuff I learn, I try to keep it in my mind. Not perfect, but it has worked for people for a very long time, it's fairly portable, has low power usage, but retention isn't great, and i/o bandwidth is poor to say the least... Ok - well, other than that it's a hodgepodge of text files on my phone and main workstation, some of which get moved to my small home NAS. And a few notebooks. And some stickies. And scraps of paper. Not a great system - well, let's face it, it stinks. At one time I had a website/blog I had built, but my vhosting provider updated PHP and it broke my stuff; not so much I couldn't fix it, but I got lazy and never fixed it, and now I've been mulling over for a while how to do everything as a github supported static page website instead, since I am pretty tired of my crufty PHP junk. I'm going to eagerly read everyone's thoughts here, though, as I think maybe they could help me become more organized in what I am doing and such.