mmchicago

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   by mmchicago 2y ago

   I've been seeing them live since these days. I recently took my two teenage sons to see them. They're both fans. But, during the second encore, one son turned to me and said "Dad, I'm tired. Can we go?" I pointed to
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   by mmchicago 3y ago

   You took the words out of my mouth. Exactly my experience, except I deleted my account in 2020. Evernote taught me to stop trusting startups with critical services, to manage my own notes, and to always have an exit strategy.
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   by mmchicago 3y ago

   I felt that way until I stumbled upon a usage I didn't anticipate: Helping my teenage son with his math and physics homework. Generally, I know the concepts he's working on but I've run into a couple problems. First, they don
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   by mmchicago 6y ago

   I like what I see with Obsidian in my test drive but it's a proprietary tool with a license that only protects the company, no terms of service, no privacy policy or even a statement about data usage and collection. I get that the md f