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I've tried various note taking / organising strategies in the past and nothing compares to pen and paper for me. I used to go through a lot of notepads as "scr
by jcul 3y ago
I've tried various note taking / organising strategies in the past and nothing compares to pen and paper for me.
I used to go through a lot of notepads as "scratch" work and would also lose things that I would like to look back on.
So for the past few months I've been using a rocketbook. I have a special format for weekly todo / done tasks, a kind of daily log format, pages for meeting notes, and then scratch pages for rough notes etc.
I usually upload the weekly / daily / meeting stuff or research stuff I may want to keep. Rocketbook ocrs the page and uses anything with ##s as a title so I can find stuff quickly. I have set up different Dropbox folders for different categories of notes.
It's been working quite well for me.
Some things like documention, or draft documentation etc. I do store in markdown text files, and sync between my devices with syncthing. On my phone I used termux and vim for editing them, which works surprisingly well.