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Even if you find something you believe to be secure I expect your paranoia will have a limiting effect on your brain when journaling, so I'd recommend paper. Th
by furyofantares 12y ago
Even if you find something you believe to be secure I expect your paranoia will have a limiting effect on your brain when journaling, so I'd recommend paper. The inability to edit paper also seems to have a freeing effect on the mind, it limits my need for perfection. The fact that I'm not sitting at a distraction machine while journaling is helpful as well.
It took me quite a while to come to this conclusion personally. I lean very heavily toward electronic solutions to things.
If you want it to be searchable, write relevant notes in the margins and/or use the little colored sticky "flags" that stick out a bit to categorize entries.
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- NhanH 12y agoThanks! That's certainly an interesting conclusion. Unfortunately, I want to make a journal in the vein of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2918935 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2918935 -- partly a reason why I rejected paper (limit to word, and probably not suitable for the amount of data that is being stored).