Grumbledour

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by Grumbledour 9y ago
I am looking forward to this device because I really love the form factor. I do think ti will fail however, the reason being why most of these kind of devices fail today: lack of focus on software. Just slapping some form of android on you
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by Grumbledour 9y ago
On Android, I use Dropsync[1] to make certain Dropbox folders behave more like on desktop and synchronize in the background. Works great with my markdown note files and also ensures my notes are always available offline. (1) https:/&#
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by Grumbledour 9y ago
Thanks for the info! I personally feel the only truly non obscure format are plain text files and it should be possible to use hierarchies, tags etc. with a combination of folders and front matter on the files itself. But I am a bit extreme
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by Grumbledour 9y ago
Since I can't test it right now: Does this use some kind of database to store the notes? The readme talks about syncing, including to the file system. Why are the notes not simply stored as files in the first place? Would this not be m
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by Grumbledour 9y ago
Ha! That's funny! I used to say the same thing about chrome because the tabs shrunk so much I found them unusable. Also, opening too many tabs always gave me out of memory errors. But maybe you can get it more to your liking by tweakin
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by Grumbledour 9y ago
But they also killed to icon in the address bar which made it easy to discover RSS feeds a long time ago.
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by Grumbledour 9y ago
For people who don't already know the game or the current edition, it might also be of interest that you can download the basic rules for free. http://dnd.wizards.com/articles/features/basicrules These are ac
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by Grumbledour 9y ago
I think it can only be a matter of time. Not, that no one is using it. I am using it daily and at least the several hundred people I follow do so too, there is quite a big community in tabletop roleplaying games for example. But google has