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by xenodium 5y ago
Plain text can be super versatile (task-tracking and note-taking are great examples), but equally important are the guarantees that your content is truly yours (no lock-in). With all these plain text posts surfacing regularly, I'd love
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by xenodium 5y ago
Hey, I did not know about EasyOrg. Well done, looks great! Welcome to the non-Emacs org family :) apologies if it was just me not noticing before! Consider adding EasyOrg to https://gitlab.com/publicvoit/orgdown/-&
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by xenodium 5y ago
Today, plain text adoption often implies markdown for a richer experience. There are loads of markdown apps on the app stores, but the lesser-known org markup continues to fly under the radar. Quite possibly because of its Emacs origin (and
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by xenodium 5y ago
Nice to hear. Thank you. Enjoy your emacs + org journey! It’s quite a fun ride.
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Plain text adoption often implies markdown for a richer experience, but we also have the wonderful https://orgmode.org markup. There is no shortage of markdown-based tools on all platforms. Our org markup options, on the other h
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by xenodium 5y ago
For org and iPhone users, I authored https://plainorg.com https://plainorg.com/#syncing-your-data
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by xenodium 5y ago
More discussion in the space: https://www.reddit.com/r/plainorg/comments/rerf1i/whats_the_... https://www.reddit.com/r/plainorg/comments/qfrf87/please_sha...
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by xenodium 5y ago
Do you happen to know of an iOS solution that plugs into https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT206481#thirdparty that you're happy with?
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Hey, that's nice to hear. Have you seen some of the syncing alternatives? https://plainorg.com#cloud-providers Mileage varies across iOS providers, but some users have reported being fairly happy with either WorkingCopy or
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by xenodium 5y ago
Interesting to see habits tracked using an org property drawer. I hadn't considered this before. Org itself has habit-tracking support https://orgmode.org/manual/Tracking-your-habits.html using :STYLE: habit. I&#x
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Emacs: Fuzzy search Apple's online docs(xenodium.com)
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Hey, nice surprise to see Plain Org mentioned (author here). Glad you find it useful.
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The email space is always interesting to me. I love seeing new ways of tackling the stream. About 4 years ago I found a personal email solution in what I thought would be the unlikeliest of places: Emacs. Emacs + mu4e + mbsync If you’ve alr
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Plain Org v1.2 for iOS Released(xenodium.com)
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A bit older http://emacsrocks.com One of my favourite episodes being http://emacsrocks.com/e13.html the ending is just awesome. System Crafters yt channel is much newer and also amazing https://youtub
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by xenodium 5y ago
Pancakes - 1 teaspoon of salt. - 1.5 cups of milk. - 2 cups of flour. - 2 eggs. - 2 tablespoons sugar. - 4 tablespoons of melted butter. - 6 teaspoons of baking powder. Batter may be thick, add more milk if you prefer. Crepes - 1.5 cups flo
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by xenodium 5y ago
It gets more random than that ;) xenodium.com is an accidental blog really. It started as a single org file I used to take notes. At some point, I exported it to html and here we are...
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> I'm guessing the use of instant oats instead of regular helps them soften faster. Yep. https://www.mornflake.com/product/superfast-oats works well for me. > I was surprised by how smooth they looked in the
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by xenodium 5y ago
> Until then, I'm curious about how much the oats cook thru. https://www.mornflake.com/product/superfast-oats/ > As a lover of oatmeal cookies Funny you mention https://xenodium.com/oatm
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I expected this too, but is now one of the three pancake recipes I regularly use and on the "healthier" side. Don't over-blend and you should be ok. They do take lower heat to cook (and thus longer to flip) than typical panca
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I love pancakes, crepes, etc. If you have a ripe banana available, I'm a fan of this 4-ingredient banana/oats pancake recipe. Blend the following: Ripe banana. 2 Eggs. 1/3 cup instant oats. 1/2 teaspoon
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by xenodium 5y ago
There is no shortage of markdown-based tools on all platforms. Our org markup options, on the other hand, are very few outside of Emacs. Org markup itself is super versatile and can power lots of use-cases. It's great to see tools like
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by xenodium 5y ago
Org mode is very dear in this space (to us Emacs users anyway). I'm an iPhone user and was missing quick access to my content (view/add/edit) while on the go. Org is a rich markup, but I've been slowly chipping at my own
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by xenodium 5y ago
Try import in-place: https://xenodium.com/flat-habits-v101-org-import-menu
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Thanks. Nice to hear there’s interest. Unfortunately, it’s a native iOS app. Android support is out of scope for me.
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Thank you :)
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Sorry. It's a native iOS app.
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> Please let me pay you for this app. If you wanna send me money, you can buy my other app ;) https://plainorg.com
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I loved reading Atomic Habits during the first lockdown. I was excited to try out its actionables, specially tracking to keep me honest. I tried a bunch of iOS apps, but wanted no friction, no tracking, no cloud, no social, etc. so eventual
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by xenodium 5y ago
You may enjoy https://youtu.be/JWD1Fpdd4Pc , presented by someone who hopped over from Vim.

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