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I have similar feelings, so I created this: https://tinymind.me https://tinymind.me Some highlights: 1. Drag and drop to upload images, and automatically save

I have similar feelings, so I created this: https://tinymind.me https://tinymind.me Some highlights: 1. Drag and drop to upload images, and automatically save to your github, no need for imgur. 2. Supports Markdown and LaTex. 3. Free & open source, your data stored in your Github repository. Drawback: You need to authorize access to your public repo on Github.

mazzystar 2y ago
and the source code here: https://github.com/mazzzystar/tinymind https://github.com/mazzzystar/tinymind
InDubioProRubio 2y ago
Imagine a image, not being saved, instead all you have is a tag-prompt - recreating the image on demand, if a older blog post is loaded.. Then again, how many fingers m i holding up?
- its_bbq 2y ago
  So the image needs to be regenerated every time the post is read? Sounds wasteful to me.
- mazzystar 2y ago
  Interesting idea, if the seed is set differently, would that mean that each person sees a different image? Like a lottery.
msephton 2y ago
Very cool! If it had existed a handful of years ago I probably would be using it. I started out using Forestry which was pretty cool, then was closed, at which point I decided to edit everything locally. But I'll keep an eye on your repo. Good luck with it!