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Nice, and I like the idea that the past is fixed, but ... is there a way to define the point of rollover to the next day? My "days" sometimes end at 0:50 for ex
by jcynix 7mo ago
Nice, and I like the idea that the past is fixed, but ... is there a way to define the point of rollover to the next day? My "days" sometimes end at 0:50 for example and not at 23:59. So I might summarize the day a bit after midnight.
- katspaugh 7mo agoGood idea, I can do that!
- stavros 7mo agoIf you want to avoid too much choice, but still want the "the past is immutable" feel, you can prevent editing after noon next day or similar.
- throwaway81523 7mo agoI just use a .org file, with git to retain old versions if I edit something that might be of later relevance.
- PufPufPuf 7mo agoHaving the default "midnight" be something like 3AM would get you 90% there without any UI changes
- alde 7mo agoDays "roll-over" when you sleep, so it should be safe to rollover notes which haven't been edited for 6 hours. That way there is no fixed rollover time.
- stavros 7mo agoBut then if you edit a note in the morning to add something, by night it'll be locked.
- numpad0 7mo agoMany lootbox phone games do rollovers at 4AM local. Your sleep cycle would be seriously broken if you're awake 4:00 +/- 0:30