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I've set up a #TriliumNotes server to test it as a replacement for my job-related Trello. Phew... I've rarely seen an app that looks so daunting when you first start it up. Dozens of buttons, menus, features... and on first start it wants a password but you can't use it with multiple users. You need multiple servers for that or encrypt a set of private notes.
Trilium integra…

Slowly starting down a bit of a rabbit hole, even though I really don't have time between work, school, and everything that needs done at the new house.
Since taking my first college math course a while ago, I've been taking notes in a combination of Markdown and LaTex for the equations. At first I was just checking my notes into a Forgejo repository, and viewing them via browser. Then we moved, the computer hosting some of my home services suddenly failed, and I realized I wan…

Von allen Notiz-Apps, die ich bisher gesehen und teilw. getestet habe, hat es mir Trilium am meisten angetan:
- komplett Open Source
- verschlüsselte Notizen
- kann selbst gehostete Synchronisierung
- viele Features (Zeichnungen, Diagramme, Karten, Reveal.js Präsentationen, Publishing, usw.)
- SQLite unter der Haube
Leider ist es eine Web-App – nativ wäre mir am liebsten. Es gibt auch KI-Kram, aber der ist per default aus, kann Ollama und wird nicht aggressiv …

Taking notes from the successes and failures of the Russian revolution, a group of anarchists (including Nestor Makhno, a Ukrainian anarchist militant who was critical in defeating the Tzar's army and who later also fought the Red Army) wrote a document titled the "Organizational Platform of the Libertarian Communists." This document came to be known as "The Platform." It remains one of the most important first-hand revolutionary documents, outlining a clear revolutionary plan.
I've taken this, the Viable System Model from cybernetics, and my own organizing experience, to describe an organization to confront the current set of crises.
This continues to build on the stuff I have been writing, but it's a lot less high level theory and a lot more specific.
https://anarchoccultism.org/building-zion/a-solarpunk-fractal-microservices
As always, editing notes (typos, grammar, spelling, etc) are always welcome, as are any questions. My ADHD brain tends to go a lot faster than anything else, so I have a tendency to drop words and have a lot of trouble catching them later. Between my ADHD and mild dyslexia, it can be pretty hard for me to catch when autocorrect gives me the wrong word.
A lot of folks have already been super helpful in offering their editing support, and I'm really grateful. Writing this has felt collaborative, and it should. On the one hand this comes from my own experience and research, but on the other I'm also voicing things that have come from conversations here. This has all been a bit of my voice and a bit of the federated world, and I'm really appreciating that.

Haven‘t heard of Trillium but it looks cool. A self-hosted alternative to my Trello board that I‘m just using as a todo list and more and more like a note-taking app anyways. 90% of the UI widgets in Trello are just noise for me. https://mastodon.art/@NiwlCraft/115734410857545510

Holy crap I updated my app!
Hodge Podge, your pocket disorganizer and Discordian calendar!
Been messing with this for quite a while on and off, still need to add the ability to associate notes with calendar events and tarot readings, plus tag notes.
#discordianism #calendar

I wrote a blog post again!
The style might be a bit different today. On location I made a lot of speech-to-text notes and tried to make a blog post from these.
At least it made it easier for me to remember what I felt on location. I think I'll do this note-taking more often. Especially when I don't reord videos.
Anyways. I hope you enjoy the photos and the reading.

I've decided I have always worked better without any structured notes. all messy, seemingly unorganised thoughts.
I give up the search for a note taking system that works for me.

Best note taking app for selfhosting? #docker #homelab #notes #app