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Not this exactly, but I used to keep a calendar as a text file, where each day was a single line containing the date, week day and possibly some events. Someth
by miki123211 2y ago
Not this exactly, but I used to keep a calendar as a text file, where each day was a single line containing the date, week day and possibly some events.
Something like:
4h sun: 1500 dentist's appointment, 1800 dinner with friends
Where a=jan, b=feb, c=marc, ... l=dec.
The initial file was autogenerated with a 10-line Python script.
You can have variations on this, like allowing multiple rows per day, one row per event.
I also used to keep an unstructured "journal.txt" file, where notes were separated by two blank lines, and you could reference topics (like #toRead) and dates (like #4h24) with #, like social media hashtags.