A couple jots about trying to get fancier shaders under macOS turned into a dumping ground for related thoughts and tangents that have been floating in my head for a few weeks. Highly enjoyable. I recommend routine braindumps.
https://kinopio.club/messing-with-minecraft-Uu0EkEkhGaTIvMWFhaein
Canceling a lot of subscriptions over the last couple years, but it may interest some folks to know the ones I've been finding ways to hold onto: #SublimeText and #KinopioClub
Feel like cycling back to a thing I started pondering a few months ago: playing with the Kinopio API.
Probably gonna use Ruby, because I have a handful of other Ruby-related things floating near the top of my brain.
#KinopioClub automatically generates a title when you create a new space. Usually I rename them.
Usually.
I might leave this one.
Thinking about how Kinopio spaces include an RSS feed, and that could be an interesting way to do a tumblelog.
Soothing the free-floating anxieties by arranging bookmarks on a board for a little personal tour guide.
EDIT for linkage: https://kinopio.club/my-tucson-links-eeWHq5qnkfbHDHeymHzTd
An hour after the first actual paycheck since January and I restarted my Obsidian Sync subscription (single vault because that's all I need and it's $24 annual w/early bird discount). In case you want to know which PKM systems I trust enough to give them money.
(Kinopio's the other one, with that annual plan going from early this year)
a small corner of my reading / viewing list
the notes will spread out as I get more of them
Using a grid as my default background for Kinopio makes it easy to cluster the random links I'm dropping to process later.
Caffeine kicking in, got another #PKM study thought I feel compelled to share.
I usually use an outliner (#Logseq specifically) for knowledge capture because it's easy to indicate something's a tangent or subtopic, zoom in on important bits, and hide away bits that aren't important right now.
But when everything's new and I don't know what's important, even an outliner is too much structure. I need to dump terms and links, keep them all in view, and sort them out as I go. That's where I go for the whiteboarding tool (#KinopioClub or #Heptabase specifically).
oh i already finished this coffee time for more
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